Very good answers from Attorneys Doland and Ashton. For the most accurate guidance and actionable clarity, a brief consultation with a...

Your question is imprecise as stated, but for clarity, if the settling parties have resolved all claims and controversies with the plaintiff, they...

You do not need to appear if the voluntary dismissal has been filed with the court and bears the court's official stamp; immediately upon the court...

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Deference to the court is always the first rule of any person who enters a courtroom for any reason, whether as counsel of record, a pro se party,...

In a situation like this, you essentially have three options: (1) enter into a written tenants-in-common agreement, whereby all non-marital...

Yes, it is lawful to organize an LLC in a jurisdiction other than that in which one resides. Generally, however, it is advantageous to do this in...

You have great flexibility to organize, sync, or completely separate your respective enterprises, depending on desired ownership, governance and...

This is likely an open question, unless there are organizational bylaws or board-level policies that specifically address the issue you raise. ...

This is a very good question to ask, but not one that we can competently answer on this site, at least not in the detail that you desire. Advising...

Broadly speaking, LLC and PLLC members can appoint fiduciaries to act as liquidators for their entities should the member(s) die while the entity...