New York, NY
Business Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Business, Limited Liability Company (LLC) ... +4 more
You need to find out everything about the company - is it a partnership, LLC, or corporation? you need a copy of the partnership, operating, or...
I agree with Mr. Doland, you can form an LLC with a fellow member who resides in a foreign country.
Hopefully, your partnership is governed by a partnership agreement that details your rights and obligations to the business. Even if not so...
An LLC will be superior because it will offer limited liability while a partnership will not. Whether a partnership agreement or operating...
If you sold the LLC,you can no longer do anything with it or its assets. It's unclear whether those debts are of the LLC or you personally. Yo...
Yes, you can loan money to your LLC and it should be properly documented by a promissory note and duly authorized by the LLC. You should consult...
An LLC cannot own a sole proprietorship - it can own the assets of a business that previously was operated as a sole proprietorship. You should...
Except in unusual circumstances, such as if you ignore the separate existence of the LLC or fail to pay employees, you will not be personally...
You need to negotiate a partnership agreement that details ownership, decision-making, transferability, and all other material terms. Then you must...
You should consult with an experienced Business Attorney to explore the best structure for your company and any specific licensing requirements.