Are properties required to honor lease offer initially sent?

Good question. Generally, an offer can be withdrawn at any time prior to its acceptance, so what this comes down to, legally, is whether you and...

Can someone ( single or jointly) take possession on a real property in a corporation, without doing an LLC ?

I am not entirely certain as to what you are asking. Natural persons (i.e., individuals) can certainly purchase real property that is owned by an...

How do I request on my petition to confirm arbitration award (in California) to "pierce the corporate veil"?

This is a very good question to raise based on where you are in the litigation, but without knowing all the facts relating to the principal...

If I switch ownership of rental properties to an LLC, can a future plaintiff sue me personally because I had once owned it?

It is hard to answer this question in the abstract, as it depends on why a would-be plaintiff would allege that s/he/it has sustained damages as a...

Are there restrictions on my eligibility to file a UCC-1 securing a loan to my son's business by his business assets?

Yes, you can do this. I recommend your hiring a corporate or commercial lawyer to draft the loan agreement, to make sure it is optimally effective...

How do I remove a agent from my LLC ?

An "agent" and a "partner" are two very different types of persons under the law of LLCs and corporations, although they are sometimes the same...

It is permitted to use a United States Postal Service post office box as a business mailing address, but most states require an actual physical...

Consult with a local business lawyer as soon as possible. Since you are part-owner and a co-manager (even if your share is only two percent), I do...

Can i file for a llc if im selling merchandise online and have a moblie catering company or do i meed to file separate llc??

All the above, but for reasons relating to cross-liability that Attorney Greenbaum noted in his answer, it might make strategic sense to have...

How can I remove myself from husbands business

If the debt you refer to is only your husband's, in his individual name, you would not be liable for the debt unless you co-signed or guaranteed it...