If I am 51% owner in an LLC and my partner (49%) can I force him out?
I am very sorry you are dealing with such an unreasonable colleague in your business. I see situations like this on a regular basis in...
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I am very sorry you are dealing with such an unreasonable colleague in your business. I see situations like this on a regular basis in...
Healthcare POAs, unlike general POAs for finances and business affairs, are not publicly registered in North Carolina. However, the North Carolina...
It is a murky question based on the facts stated. It does appear that offer, acceptance and consideration were achieved--thereby equaling mutual...
If the main aspect of your concern is the underlying contract rather than the real estate itself, a corporate lawyer or business litigator would be...
Look to the terms of the contract--particularly on the issues of termination and refunds. If there is a contractual provision that is on point,...
I agree with Attorney Doland. If the shareholder is also a director, officer or employee, he needs to formally resign, in writing. Board and/or...
Yes, there can be more than one grantee on a deed instrument; in fact, this is often the case with married persons, or co-investors in real estate...
While we do not know all the details of this planned event, I do not see anything here that gives rise to a cognizable civil claim. Assuming this...
Depending on specific facts, this could be a tricky situation to navigate, even with an estate planning or elder law attorney advising your mother...
Legally, this is entirely permissible, and might even be an ideal arrangement in terms of practical considerations; however, lawyers on Avvo must...