Entity separate from owner?
Facially, a sole-member LLC is presumed at law to be a genuine entity--separate and distinct from its owner, even though the owner has a 100%...
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Facially, a sole-member LLC is presumed at law to be a genuine entity--separate and distinct from its owner, even though the owner has a 100%...
I think you have done the right thing in vetting your prospective company name in online searches using the resources at your disposal. I think...
The best way to establish broad limited liability protection is to properly set up and operate your LLC with a written operating agreement that...
Hopefully, your corporate bylaws outline how the board of directors appoints high-level officers of the corporation. Once you follow those and the...
If you never filed Articles of Organization, there is no LLC that is recognizable under state law. If you had a document that otherwise governed...
I could not agree more with the excellent answers that Attorneys Brown and Jensen have provided. This will require a detailed consultation with an...
I agree with Attorney Areshenko. If the statute of limitations in your state has already run, that would bar your claim as a matter of law. ...
Good questions. Bankruptcy is the exclusive province of federal law, so if you wish to know ahead of time as to what priority you would be given...
All corporate funds need to come from a corporate account; you should not place funds into the hands of a middleman who is not authorized to hold...
You might consider contacting the government department in your state that regulates incorporated entities (whether corporations, LLCs, nonprofits...