A corporate lawyer in the state where your entity is domestically incorporated can draft an instrument that formalizes this transaction. Your...

The first transaction you mention is feasible, as long as there is no shareholders agreement or founders agreement restriction against it. The...

The precise wording of the will controls. Most experienced estate planning lawyers include contingencies for predeceased beneficiaries with...

Given the contemplated sum to be loaned, a lawyer-drafted instrument is essential to protecting your legal interests in this transaction; retain a...

Many corporate lawyers advise both nonprofit and for-profit entities, so I would search for a lawyer with corporate law expertise; you are likely...

For federal purposes under the Corporate Transparency Act, the answer would be no. The economic beneficial owners under this act would be those...

As of the date of your father's death, you became the owner of his real estate as his only heir, given that he was not married at the time, and had...

Assuming the real estate was lawfully conveyed to a trust, that entity owns and controls the property. The trustees have "legal title" as the...

I agree with Attorney Doland. Based on the limited information we have about your plans, an LLC would not be able to lawfully own equity in an "S"...

It depends on what "retiring" means. If you are an employee or executive of the corporation, you simply notify the President/CEO, or the president...