It is impossible to say whether the dissolution was proper, without knowing all the details about how that process was carried out. Sources that...

This is not a question that we can answer for certain. You need to consult with a corporate/business lawyer in your state, and have him/her look...

I agree with Attorneys Alexander and Cohen, and simply want to add one final point, which is that any net assets after dissolution, in most states,...

Excellent question. As a North Carolina lawyer, I usually address this issue by drafting a narrow carve-out exception in the trust instrument for...

Fees for this can vary widely, depending on the lawyer's expertise, years of experience and anticipated time commitment, and the degree of...

Under Rule 15(a) of the North Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure, you must either obtain leave of court, or written consent by the opposing party,...

The narrow issue you ask about here will largely depend on how the property is titled under the (presumed) life estate deed. If the deed already...

A couple points. A DBA is not a business form, but rather a legally "fictitious" or assumed name under which a sole proprietor or corporate entity...

Revoking a trust's dispositive provision without a lawyer reviewing the trust instrument and preparing a proper amendment is risky; if you do this...

It sounds like you intend to form a nonprofit corporation. You must first incorporate the entity in your state, then appoint your founding board...