I would like to add my spouse to my LLC.?
No public filings with the Secretary are needed, except perhaps for amending your Articles of Organization to list your husband as a member/owner...
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No public filings with the Secretary are needed, except perhaps for amending your Articles of Organization to list your husband as a member/owner...
If you are regularly involved in purchasing and selling products, goods, commercial paper, etc., that would qualify as "doing business" for...
Not sure what all this is referring to, but your present task is to mount the strongest defense possible. Retaining counsel, either with your own...
Whether you are the registered agent or "listed agent" is irrelevant to this analysis. As an LLC member/owner, you have the right to relinquish...
Your posting is not sufficiently descriptive, factually, for us to provide a full answer. However, "actions to curb same," appears to mean that...
I agree with Attorneys Abbott and Rafter that consulting with a local lawyer would be a good idea, but having handled a claim once against U-Haul...
None of the actions you describe would be legal, as best I can tell. Depending on how aggressive your late fiance's son is, you might consider a...
I agree with Attorneys Brightwell, Meisenhelder and Steciuch that you should retain a local estate planning lawyer to assist you with powers of...
The answer is no in both cases. Certainly it would be a good idea for the testator, while still living, to inform the first executor-designate of...
I agree with the excellent responses that Attorneys Blair and Larkin provided. I think the situation is in flux while the testator is still...