Based on what you describe, this would not be wrongful termination, especially if you were an at-will employee. Absent illegal discrimination or...

It is impossible to say, based on the limited information provided. What you describe here is not in and of itself wrong, illegal or...

The short answer, conceptually, is that you can do this, but you should work with an accountant beforehand in order to properly structure and...

There is no affirmative legal obligation to form a partnership, and depending on the nature of the business and how each principal wishes to...

In short, S and C are subchapters under the Internal Revenue Code that address how corporations are taxed. S corporations are often attractive to...

Filing taxes jointly with your spouse has nothing to do with whether you can form a single-member LLC (although the addition to household income...

A final accounting in an estate matter before the Clerk is a sworn affidavit, so yes, it must be notarized before it is filed. The assistant clerk...

I agree with Attorney Mondadori's thoughtful and well-written response. The short answer is yes, and my colleague's suggestion of transferring the...

Some parts of this situation are problematic from a fiduciary perspective. The trustee has an affirmative duty as a fiduciary to take reasonable...

It is hard to say based on a one-sentence post. Most likely, some type of trust would be well suited, although we cannot confirm that online. ...