You charge late fees only if your contract allows for that. Generally, a five percent late fee is the standard. It is advisable not to exceed...

A law firm is certainly one option, as well as the trustee if that person is separate from the former. Depending on at what level you intend to...

This is a standard, catch-all phrase that plaintiffs' lawyers (or defense lawyers, in the case of counterclaims) include in prayer for relief...

If the LLC is listed on the DMV title as the owner, you would, in your corporate capacity as the sole member, execute an MVR form, transferring...

You can certainly execute a new deed from yourself to you and your siblings--either as joint tenants in common or joint tenants with rights of...

Courthouses and Sheriff's Offices are public property, but as to conduct and speech in those areas, they are subject to reasonable, content-neutral...

The distinction between an assumed business name/DBA, and a corporate entity, is one of the most misunderstood concepts in small business. The DBA...

I agree with Attorney Love. I assume that you and your husband are the landlords, jointly and in your individual capacities, based on how your...

If the business (assuming it is a corporate entity) or the owner (assuming the business is not a corporate entity) lacks physical presence or...

Generally, the key distinction is that PLLC members/owners are licensed members of a profession that is credentialed and regulated by the state in...