The short answer is yes, but I would still schedule an initial consultation with a local corporate lawyer to discuss liability-related issues...

Assuming the parent is not a licensed attorney in the jurisdiction where litigation is to take place, the parent cannot represent the child; only...

For liability and formal purposes, think of it as a "new business," as forming an LLC will require new bank accounts in the company's name, as well...

You can read widely on your own, using books about the Constitution and federalism, as well as specific practice areas such as corporate law,...

No. Your company filings with the state are unaffected by your tax election with the IRS. Think of these two things as separate components of LLC...

Yes, as long as the power of attorney instrument is properly executed in accordance with the statutory formalities of the relevant U.S....

This will depend in part on how you would like to structure your audit flows and liability risks, and obtaining the "best" answer requires...

Articles of Organization (not Incorporation) apply to LLCs. The bank with which you wish to open your company accounts will be most interested in...

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If I were basing an answer only on what you have described here, I would say that you would need, at minimum, a Certificate of Registration from...

This is completely up to you. I have had clients in the past who used their maiden names for an eponymously named LLC, but have also had other...