Will a Series LLC protect my property?

The landlord in each lease should be the series that owns the individual property that is the subject of that lease, and not the LLC (or mothership...

Is it legal for an LLC to sue a private individual? if it is legal then all the members, managers,etc be listed on the complaint

Yes, an LLC can sue an individual. Depending upon the internal structure of the LLC, the filing of the suit may require consent of managers and...

Is it beneficial for a trustee to resign?

Your question is unclear as to the purpose and structure of the trust and how it might be beneficial for a trustee to resign from the trust. You...

Is my home my home?

If the home was owned by an LLC and that LLC has been dissolved, the assets of the LLC remaining after satisfaction of its liabilities and...

Can my employer switch me from w2 to 1099 because he is loosing money by using w2?

The issue of classifying workers as employees or independent contractors is of great interest to the IRS and labor departments. I am changing the...

To supplement Mr. Shultz's fine answer, I will add that the business purpose clause of the operating agreement may assume increased importance in...

A separation agreement - the section re: no disparagement? It seems this should be mutual no disparagement.

Ideally, the non-disparagement provision would be mutual and would include a favorable recommendation or, depending upon the company's practice, at...

What are the legal implications to my lease and freedom of association with respect to tenant organizing in my building?

I am changing the Practice Area so that your question might be answered by Landlord-Tenant Attorneys.

How to remove a name from a LLC?

Depending upon the timing and nature of the transaction pursuant to which the land was purchased, the nonparticipating son might simply renounce...

Do I need to form an LLC prior a proof of concept meet up to connect local baby sitters to the parents that need them ?

Given the nature of your prospective business, you should form the liability entity (LLC or corporation) prior to commencing business activities....