Does The Fourteenth Amendment Apply To "States" Only Or To Local Governments Too?
Good question. Local governments--whether they are counties, which are administrative units of a state, or cities and towns, which are municipal...
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Good question. Local governments--whether they are counties, which are administrative units of a state, or cities and towns, which are municipal...
Unless the Small Claims Court in the county where you are litigating allows for remote hearing appearances (some counties do, and others may not),...
I agree with Attorney Doland that this is a totality-of-the-circumstances analysis. If no company action other than incorporation has happened,...
Assuming the LLC is still active, I would file Articles of Dissolution with the state of incorporation and voluntarily dissolve the company, and...
This situation will be greatly simplified due to the lack of animosity or fundamental disagreement between the members--a rare occurrence for...
If there are no outstanding debts or claims to satisfy, this will be relatively straightforward, and would require you to file Articles of...
Incorporating as some kind of formal entity (in your case, most likely an LLC) is certainly much better than operating as a sole proprietorship or...
Yes. Assuming the operating agreement does not preempt or prohibit buyouts among the members, the members are free to contract for one or more...
I would consult with a Florida-licensed corporate lawyer in order to obtain the best advice (since you will need a lawyer to work with in any event...
No, you are not overthinking this; if you formed a domestic corporation, you cannot transfer your LLC's EIN to the former. You need to apply for a...
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