You will need a local business litigator to review the entire situation (including documents, of course) in order to provide you with a reliable,...

It is not "compulsory," although there are special reporting/filing requirements to the IRS, for foreign owners with at least 25% equity in a...

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You are definitely going to need professional advice in an actual engagement for services--ideally with either a CPA or a business/tax lawyer. The...

Disputes among LLC founders/members is within the province of a business litigator. Any experienced lawyer who regularly handles business disputes...

This is very understandable. Whichever jurisdiction--California or Texas, though likely the former--that is the trust's situs and principal place...

This would be a question best suited for a CPA, as s/he can give you a precise answer upon which you can safely rely. Best wishes.

Unless the trust is a testamentary trust under the terms of a probated will, or a custodial trust set up at a court's direction, the trust would...

Ideally, yes, both sides to a real estate transaction would have his/her own real estate lawyer to handle negotiation and closing. There are some...

Consult with a local business litigator or corporate lawyer as soon as you can, and if you have an operating agreement in writing, share an...

You will need a real estate or probate lawyer (or better yet, a lawyer with expertise in both areas) to properly advise you on your options; we do...