I agree with Attorney Love that you need to consult with a law firm that handles medical malpractice and serious personal injury claims; unless you...

A trusts/estates lawyer would need to review the trust instrument in order to answer this question correctly. If your trust is revocable (aka...

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You will need to speak with a New Jersey-licensed estate planning lawyer to determine whether a trust is a suitable alternative to a traditional...

I think this is a very close call. While you do not appear to be soliciting new management contracts with property owners--which would be illegal...

For purposes of the SS-4, the term "responsible party" contemplates the individual who has ultimate control over, or substantial benefit from, the...

If the operating agreement provides clear procedural guidance for removing a managing member from his managerial functions (but not his equity,...

It would be the latter option. Any FDIC institution authorized to conduct business in North Carolina would be sufficient. As you note, you can...

Assuming that this conduct is not in any way connected to fraudulent financial or other major transactions requiring board approval, the civil or...

Unless you have already transferred significant assets into your current entity, it would probably be better to dissolve and then form the new...

Any experienced estate planning lawyer in your local area can assist you with this, and if your changes are relatively minor in nature, this would...