While none of us can or should green light any business strategy if we are not serving as your engaged counsel, for general information purposes,...

Only a court can disregard a corporate entity by piercing the corporate veil. I think what you mean by your question is whether the transaction...

I agree with Attorney Oakley. Hire a corporate/business lawyer in your area to prepare a proper agreement for this transaction, which can address...

It is possible, yes. The corporate name (as opposed to any trade or assumed names that are locally registered) needs to be entirely consistent on...

When you can in the near future, consult with a corporate lawyer in your state, and go over your short-term and long-term plans thoroughly. There...

Lawyers are ethically prohibited from direct solicitation of new clients, so you will need to make the first contact with any counsel you wish to...

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I agree with Attorney Krystosek, and I comment only to strongly second serious consideration of a corporate entity (most likely, an LLC) to hold...

I would hire a local probate litigator to investigate, and provide you a firm, written legal opinion about your inheritance rights based on what...

Let me first begin with the important caveat that, for a legal matter as important as this, the best and most accurate advice will come from an...

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Potentially, yes. An amendment of this kind to the estate file will likely require approval by a deputy clerk, or the elected Clerk of Superior...