Excellent question. First, I moved your question from "Corporate" to "Residential Real Estate," as that will increase the likelihood that a New...

I agree with Attorneys Isquith and Arif. The two most important questions from the outset are the following: (1) Has the statute of limitations...

The basic concepts and objectives of a buyer and seller for this type of transaction have not changed, but the law certainly has, as LLCs are...

Given the ever-present prospect of personal liability in real estate matters, some type of corporate entity is far more preferable to conducting...

It would be difficult for any lawyer to knowledgeably opine on this without reading the contract and speaking with you about the daycare staff's...

This is a very broad question that many of us could answer at length, but to keep the answer short and simple, the main difference between the two...

These issues can be carefully addressed in a legal instrument drafted by a corporate lawyer licensed in Delaware or California; this will require,...

What you describe appears to be an offer of 30% ownership/equity of a partnership, LLC or corporation, which would entitle you to 30% of profits...

Based on the limited information available, I would surmise that an LLC would be the best fit for the enterprise you contemplate; I strongly...

Speaking generally, a small business owner with an LLC should consider not only the minimal required to create an entity under state law (i.e.,...