Options vary, and may include a UPS box with a street address; a law firm retained by you; your parents' residence; or a professional registered...

I agree with Attorney Canipe. As executor, you likely do have legal standing to sue if a lawyer can confirm that the known facts of this situation...

It really depends on your tolerance for risk when it comes to potential imputation of alter-ego liability should your business be sued in the...

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This post is indecipherable as written; an estate planning lawyer cannot competently answer a question like this without reading the documents. ...

You can form an LLC in a state other than your own, as long as you meet the state's requirements as to physical presence and/or maintaining a...

For a general/durable POA for finances and personal affairs, only a notarized acknowledgement of the principal's signature is needed; for a...

You can form a domestic LLC in any U.S. jurisdiction you choose, although, as Attorney Doland noted, this does not confer upon you any visa status,...

If the directors you referenced are actually conducting formal business, and making legally binding decisions in the nonprofit corporation's name...

What you described is accurate; the plaintiff must independently verify the defendant's current address, as the Sheriff's Department or process...

Your daughter's age, by and of itself, raises no legal issue in terms of co-owning and governing an LLC in North Carolina. More legally...