It is advisable for most investors in your situation to maintain separate LLCs--each of which holds real estate within the same jurisdiction. You...

When an LLC is administratively dissolved, it loses its legal existence under state law, and the authorization to engage in regular business...

You are correct that title insurance companies are wary of quitclaim deeds. I would approach this step by step, and first consult with a local...

It depends on how you govern the entity, and whether you have firm, consistent, and well-defined corporate protocols that clearly distinguish you...

More likely than not, this would be a relatively modest and inexpensive flat fee, especially if the contract is not overly lengthy or complicated. ...

This is more complex than you realize. "Adding" someone as an officer "just in case something happens" is not that simple; if your wife is a...

As is the case in many states, in New York, a spouse cannot be completely disinherited, and if that is attempted, the surviving spouse can avail...

If there is a serious buyout offer on the table, it would be to your ample benefit to retain your own business lawyer and CPA to advise you based...

Ideally, a nonprofit corporation's board of directors would formally vote to dissolve the entity, then distribute assets to another legitimate...

Possibly. This will depend in part on what your operating agreement states. Assuming that your LLC is domestically formed in Florida, you will...