The short answer is yes, assuming all LLC members are on board with the general terms of the transition, at least in principle. The LLC can hire a...

You need not dissolve simply because the first business idea did not gain traction. Your current entity can be restructured, internally, to be a...

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Certainly. I suggest using Avvo's "Find a Lawyer" tool. You can narrow search results by town/city near you, and practice area. "Commercial real...

Any of the practice areas you mention would work, in addition to "Partnership"--the main body of law from which your issue arises, since it appears...

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It depends on the background check vendor that the employer uses. Many employers use vendors that search criminal records across the country, as...

I agree with Attorney Scherr. You can first send a final demand for payment (either on your own or through counsel), and if you wish to offer a...

Possibly. The answer would likely be yes if each of the following is true: first, the dismissal in Texas was "without prejudice; second, the other...

This kind of question is very specific to the situation, and not a general question, in which universal legal principles apply. Well-drafted...

I think your situation is a bit more complicated than we can adequately address in this Q&A forum, which is intended for general legal questions...

Based on how you described your present plan, the answer is yes. If bypassing court-supervised probate is one of your key objectives, however, you...