If you owe the money and can settle for cents on a dollar, do it. Lump sum settlements are better than monthly payments as creditors are eager to...

What kind of contracts do I need and in what sequence to do them for export from USA to Russia as an intermediary?

What you are referring to is cross border trade which is a highly specialized area of law which requires a good understanding of international laws...

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What is the best business structure for my scenario?

I agree with Attorney Deason in that your main concern when opening your business should be to limit personal liability. LLC's and partnerships are...

My business partners forced me to sell my business for a fraction of the fair market value while I was on medical leave. Help?

I am sorry about your loss. Under the circumstances you mentioned, the best advise I can give you is to seek an Experienced Corporate Counsel...

Moved from KY to FL, have a LLC in KY what steps should be taken to convert or dissolve and apply in FL. I

Your KY LLC can be registered to do business as a Foreign LLC in Florida but this would require you to pay annual fees in both States. If you want...

Cannot pay the car anymore. What are my options?

You have a few options. This is a big debt and it was probably not a good idea to buy a car with such a high interest. You can try to call the...

1099 employer won't give pay statements or any form of proof of the income?

The company issuing the 1099 is required to submit reports, annually, of any payments over $600 so this Company should have a record of the...

I m a officer of a s corporation how do i transfer my shares to my son which is the president of the same corporation.

You would look at the bylaws and shareholders agreement (if any) of the S-Corp., which will help you effectuate a transfer. If the Corp. doesn't...

As Counsels mentioned, if its small claims (damages for $5000 or less), then yes, officer can represent Corp. If not, Florida Courts require an...

If the contract states only 25% of initial deposit is non-refundable, then anything over is a breach. Depending on the overall language of the...