We cannot say for sure given that we are not fully informed of all details about your enterprises within a confidential lawyer-client relationship,...

If you are not an officer, employee, agent, or equity-owning member of this LLC, what your friend proposed could be legally risky for you--both...

There are ways to effectively distance and distinguish your personal assets and liabilities from those of your company. I strongly recommend that...

You are correct that a trust can own stock in a corporation. As to board officers, senior executives, employees or agents of the corporation,...

Yes, assuming that the state court in which you bring the suit is a court of "general jurisdiction"--meaning, it can hear state law and federal law...

Based on the facts that you stated, no. You cannot be deprived of an equity/member interest in an LLC without your consent, absent a court order...

Attorneys Love and Canipe are totally correct; please hire a local real estate or estate planning lawyer to draft your deed (and even before that,...

Yes, an out-of-state court subpoena is legally binding on you in North Carolina, assuming it was properly authenticated before the Clerk of...

Possibly. See what the lease agreement says about notice to vacate in lieu of a renewal. It could be that you would still be liable for one or...

I suggest that you hire a North Carolina corporate/business lawyer to address this situation, more comprehensively, as there are more factors at...