I got a pay day loan , from a different state was not pd. on due date, they added fees , now they are saying I can be arrested?

Generally speaking, you cannot be arrested simply because you failed to pay a debt on time; the only time that might happen is if you committed...

With a business classified as a sole proprietor, can I simply withdraw money from the business account for personal use?

As a sole proprietor, yes, you can take the money as you please because it all belongs to you. The better question is whether you're accounting...

Is it necessary to have a third-party registered agent for my LLC?

It depends on the laws of the state you're concerned with. Oftentimes this will come up where someone who resides in one state forms an LLC in...

What is my legal obligation in regards to a third party to a contract?

Talking to an attorney is your best course of action right now. Even in a 50/50 partnership, the specifics of who can do what are often defined in...

Offer in Compromise - I may Accept a job in Australia while my OIC is still being evaluated.

If the bank has offices in the US then it's possible that the IRS could reach those accounts through the US office. Of course, enforced collection...

A friend told me that if my b/f's son gets caught selling drugs from home in NYS his father could lose his house. Is this true?

It is possible that under NY's civil forfeiture laws the house could potentially be seized as an instrumentality of the crime. NY would only have...

If an LLC takes on a new owner and changes its name, does that mean it is no longer bound to pay outstanding bills?

No, an LLC cannot avoid its bills simply by bringing in a new member and changing its name.

I went to finance a car Monday and discovered that CA had filed a lien in January 2014 for a taxes owed in 1969.

You should certainly consult with a tax attorney who can go over everything and determine exactly what's going on. Depending on what type of tax,...

Help with my 2012 and 2013 taxes

Your question is very unclear. If possible, could you restate it with more detail?

The answer is a little more complicated and the facts you've given aren't sufficient to say yes or no. Generally speaking, if you aren't legally...