What is the best type of incorporation for physicians running a small private practice ?

You have three options: (1) limited liability company; (2) S corporation; (3) professional corporation or LLC or perhaps a limited partnership. ...

Two brothers inherit 2 properties, one with mineral rights.

You definitely need to speak with a lawyer in your area who practices in the area of real estate and perhaps trusts and estates as well. Based...

My deceased father transferred property to me by way of warranty deed, but I failed to file the deed; is deed still valid?

You should be able to record the deed now. Generally the conveyance of property is complete upon delivery of the deed. Recording gives notice to...

I jointly own a piece of Mountain property with my brother. He wants to sell. I do not want to. I would rather divide.

When two co-tenants disagree on whether to sell or retain, the best solution, of course, is for one person to purchase the other's interest, even...

Transferring multi-unit property to living trust

Of course one can only provide limited information without seeing the document. Generally speaking, however, mortgage documents have a "due on...

Where do I need to file DBAs for a Delaware LLC operating exclusively as an online business?

Where are you located? Even though your customers or clients may be scattered around the world, you presumably have some physical location from...

Do I need an Agent/Lawyer?

I think that depends upon what you are selling and where. You may be able to enter preliminary discussions with retailers and others on your own...

Starting accessory business.

You may want to look at my article on Avvo addressing this issue. C corps, LLC''s and S corporations all insulate owners from liability for the...

Can you sue an overseas manufacturer for creating a product different than the approved designed product ?

There are a couple of questions. First, is the agreement governed by NJ and US law, or is it governed by foreign law. The default will be U.S.,...

There is a doctrine in adverse possession known as "tacking," under which if one person adversely possesses land for a period of time and then...