It is entirely feasible, legally and practically, to have more than one enterprise under the same LLC's corporate umbrella; it is more a question...

While not automatic, it is possible for a partnership to be structured in such a way as you describe, and in many family partnerships, that is...

A lawyer cannot correctly analyze this without recourse to the deeds of record for the property, as well as your church's bylaws and other...

You would be well served by a one-hour consultation with a real estate litigator, who could review all documents you have, plus a brief (1-3 page,...

A commercial, debt collection or bankruptcy litigator would be appropriate for this lawsuit. I hope that you can soon achieve a fair, acceptable...

I would certainly consult with a local business lawyer in your area--one who also deals regularly with NDAs and the intellectual property aspects...

Dissolution of the LLC, by itself, does not render a commercial lease invalid; what changes is that the business owner(s)' liability protection...

The statute of limitations in North Carolina for most contract and tort claims is three years, so keeping the LLC active with the NC Secretary of...

From a limited liability perspective, signing the commercial lease in your corporate capacity only--on behalf of the LLC--would be most...

This has no legal or substantive significance; in state court systems, judges rotate on a regular basis, and there are often retired judges who...