If a person sue you as an LLC can they get your personal assets or is it safer to be an S corp?
Agree with prior responder. This issue (and I am often asked it or similar ones) is waaaaay too complicated to be answered here. There are a...
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Agree with prior responder. This issue (and I am often asked it or similar ones) is waaaaay too complicated to be answered here. There are a...
I agree with my Bala Cynwyd colleague but question if you have spoken with your landlord about the matter? Further, has the landlord offered any...
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I agree with my FL colleague above (although that course does not get you your RV any sooner). Without reviewing your contract (which should...
The issue of an existing lease(s) is one that should be addressed in the purchase and sale agreement. Along with issues like allocation of rents...
The rights of the landlord (and you as the tenant) are governed, first, by the lease agreement. There are other either common law or statutory...
Without seeing the detail of your agreement(s) with the dealer, it is hard to provide a definitive answer but, that said, I think the dealer is out...
Quick likely answer is that you cannot force your co-owner to remove you from the mortgage and/or force a refinance. In fact, both of you are...
Generally speaking, the law in PA governing commercial leases (very much distinguished from residential leases) is what the lease says it is. In...
Regrettably, the answer is "it depends". It depends on the terms of the contract/estimate, it depends on whether the agreement(s) provided for any...