What is the best way to get ownership of a property?

First and foremost you should consult with your mortgage broker and a real estate attorney. From what you describe it is possible to jointly own...

I have an LLC which I have a lease signed under if I close the LLC am I still responsible for the lease?

The answer to this question is likely entirely driven by whether or not your lease agreement has a peronal guarantee that you and your husband,...

In LLC partnership, can I fire the CEO/President?

As has been mentioned the key to your issue is likely answered in the oerating agreement. In the absence of that agreeent, you will likely have...

I am being sued for a businees loan that my partner in my LLc co-signed I have paid half of the loan off.

It is unclear from your question what the lawsuit seeks. It appears that the former partner is suing you to assume the other half of the loan...

I have a judgement against an LLC. I named both the company and owner. The LLC has filed bankruptcy. Is the owner still liable.

Generally speaking, if there is nothing done on the part of the individual to undermine the judgment, the judgment should be still binding against...

Should IL. Mortgage Loan Originator establish an individual LLC?

Generally speaking, forming a business entity (LLC, Corp, etc.) is worthwhile if there are tax and liability benefits. With regard to tax, it is...

I have an LLC with a friend, she abandoned the business and now our business closed. she refuses to pay her part of debt owed.

The most important aspect of your inquiry is the operating agreement (an LLC partnership agreement). It will define the metes and bounds of your...

Need contract to sell house

First and foremost, the "contract" you mention sounds very dubious. In nearly all states the sale of real property and improvements (i.e. a house)...

Small Business Verbal Contract being canceled questions?

The issue here is whether the various verbal arrangements coupled with the documents in question, namely the price sheet, are tantamount to a...

To piggyback on the previous post, I often advise my clients to include their company designation (LLC, Inc. etc.) where there is no other...