Based on the limited information available, the answer would be no, unless you have a lease agreement that provides otherwise. You can certainly...

So far, it appears you have made wise decisions from a corporate-governance and asset-protection perspective; what remains to be seen is whether...

Since it appears that you intend to either gift or sell your equity in the LLC as opposed to company assets, you will need an equity...

An LLC member or corporate shareholder can freely sell, gift, bequeath or otherwise lawfully transfer his/her equity in the enterprise to a third...

I totally agree with Attorney Morath, who is licensed in your state. I see this issue frequently when unmarried couples buy real estate together,...

Check with a probate lawyer in your state and local area for precise confirmation, but in most if not all jurisdictions, there must be written...

Unfortunately, your sister's widower is correct. Unless you were bequeathed the photos (or other items of significant monetary or sentimental...

This will depend on the details of what you and the company agree to, in furtherance of this collaboration. I assume that neither party intends...

No. Nonprofits do not have owners or shareholders in the same manner as is permitted for LLCs, corporations and other for-profit corporate...

We cannot say for certain, as this entails a lot of complex factors that we do not know, nor should we know without a confidential lawyer-client...