Helping spouse's LLC- implications for corporate veil.
Generally speaking, no, you won't become personally liable if one of the clients becomes unhappy and sues the LLC. You are acting as the LLC's...
New York, NY
Tax Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Tax, Tax Fraud & Tax Evasion ... +2 more
Generally speaking, no, you won't become personally liable if one of the clients becomes unhappy and sues the LLC. You are acting as the LLC's...
Your friend is going to have to consult with an attorney. Unless your friend has documented these various payments as loans on which she expects...
Assuming this is title to a motor vehicle, since this other person is on the title, she has an ownership interest in the vehicle and will have to...
You should speak with him first and see if you can come to an agreement. If you can, then it should be a simple task to have an attorney put your...
This isn't something that can be dealt with on a DIY basis with answers you get for free. You need to consult with an attorney who practices...
If she subpoenas you, then you don't have any choice unless you have some basis for quashing the subpoena. If you do get a subpoena, I'd recommend...
If your husband is still liable for the lease as a co-signer, then he will be liable for unpaid rent under the lease. However, if the original...
Depends on what exactly is meant by "living at the beach." If the employer simply means that it feels you can be paid less just because you're...
It's certainly possible, but not something that should be undertaken without having a lawyer review the situation with you and prepare any...
If the husband was liable on the loan, then the husband has constructive income from the discharge of any part of the debt. The IRS is not bound...