These are very important questions, but not ones that we can fully answer in the brevity of posts on a Q&A site like this one; at this point in...

The creditors would have no valid claims against you in this situation, assuming that you act in good faith and in accordance with your duties as...

The short answer is yes, if both owners--that is, you and the trust, acting through its trustee--agree to convey each party's interests to the same...

In order to be sure that you do not accidentally incur any fiduciary liability, I would consult with a Virginia trusts and estates attorney, and...

Very good advice from my erudite colleague, Attorney Canipe. At the very least, consult with an estate planning attorney and discuss your overall...

I would start with a real estate litigator in your local area. Attorneys who regularly litigate real estate disputes, specifically, typically have...

Depending on what your role in this is, you may need to consult with a business litigator, who would need to review the court order giving rise to...

This is a fair concern. I am sure there are many trusts and estates attorneys in your local area who would be glad to consult with you and go...

You will need to consult with a business litigator about this situation, and share a copy of the purchase agreement that formalized the sale. ...

This might depend on part on two factors: (1) the degree to which your customer market overlaps with the preexisting company, and (2) whether your...