Do I need to file a DBA for my LLC if I just remove "LLC"?
Based on what you have described, a DBA (i.e., legally "fictitious" name) would be appropriate. If you need guidance on state and local...
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Based on what you have described, a DBA (i.e., legally "fictitious" name) would be appropriate. If you need guidance on state and local...
You can very likely find a business/corporate lawyer who would work with on a flat-fee basis. Be sure that your prospective counsels are familiar...
I am not sure whether all the terminology you are using is correctly applied, but if there is a deed conveying to you a life estate interest, that...
I agree with Attorney Ligon. Your first step would be to consult with an experienced estate planning lawyer who regularly drafts and reviews trust...
I agree with Attorney D'Esposito that this is entirely feasible. You need a local business/corporate lawyer familiar with intellectual...
A common misconception by the public is that organizers and registered agents are somehow the peers of LLC members; they are not, unless either the...
Yes, you can convey real estate into a trust, by executing a deed to such effect; however, please see an experienced estate planning lawyer to...
The plaintiff filing a Rule 41 Voluntary Dismissal Without Prejudice can refile at any time within a year, or within the applicable statute of...
This is a good question, and the answer is the same regardless of state jurisdiction: while, as you already indicated, one corporate entity can own...
Although it has been my observation that most successful small business owners have both a CPA and business lawyer on whom they can rely, the...