Assuming that there was a net estate following payment of all required creditors' claims, what you describe appears to have been improper, unless...

Since your husband owns 100% of shares, and there are no shares currently retained inside the corporation as treasury stock, no action/vote by the...

Either a commercial litigator or real estate litigator would be suited for this dispute. Your counsel can recommend the best way to utilize the...

You need to work with a corporate lawyer in your state--one who advises both for-profit and nonprofit entities. The kind of question that you ask...

I suggest a consultation with an estate planning lawyer who regularly deals with trusts. I do not see any immediate or compelling reason why a...

Assuming that you are retaining the default tax status of a single-member LLC--i.e., that of a sole proprietor--yes, you would file a Schedule C...

It depends on what the medical professionals are being hired for, and whether your company would be holding itself out to the public as providing...

You will need to first select the U.S. jurisdiction where you wish to organize the LLC, and then hire both a corporate lawyer and CPA to be your...

In short, the court will have to consider evidence other than your husband's testimony; this might include other witnesses and yourself, and any...

No trust will ever last "in perpetuity"--even in the states where the Rule Against Perpetuities does not apply to trusts. However, a well-funded,...