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...

The corporation will need both a lawyer and CPA for this deal. A deed instrument in which the corporation is the grantor, and your LLC is the...

It is certainly possible if third-party fraud, duress, undue influence, or mental incapacity on the part of the principal, was in existence at the...

A sole proprietorship, not having any formal legal existence (unlike a corporate entity), has only assets to sell, so most likely, an asset...

I assume that you are the landlord. N.C.G.S.§ 42-46(a) requires a five-day grace period before late fees and other penalties can apply. As for...

I completely agree with my learned colleague, Attorney Pennell. If you are willing to expend significant capital and resources to buy a business,...

I totally agree with Attorney Doland, who is deeply erudite in the field of corporate law--both from a transactional and litigation perspective. ...

Assuming that Oregon is the trust situs and principal place of administration, your best step from here is likely to retain a trusts/fiduciary...

Yes, as to both trustee and guardian, but there are some practical and legal nuances that you need to work through in advance with an experienced...