On a two owner LLC can one owner sign a deed or do both need to sign?
I strongly concur in Attorney Horner and Powell's answers, and recommend your retaining a local probate lawyer to help you effectuate the transfer...
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I strongly concur in Attorney Horner and Powell's answers, and recommend your retaining a local probate lawyer to help you effectuate the transfer...
I agree with all aspects of Attorney Coleman's response. Notarization has nothing to do with whether the lease is a valid contract between...
The simple answer is that the owner(s) would execute, in the presence of a notary public, a general warranty, special warranty, non-warranty or...
If the facts are as you indicate, you would have defenses and possible grounds for dismissal, unless the parties are substituted in a stipulation...
I agree with Attorney Love. If your LLC is the ultimate owner and source of funds for both enterprises, the employee is the agent of that LLC. ...
The landlord may do this if at least one of the following is true: (1) there is a lease provision that requires all tags on cars parked at the...
This is highly improbable given that it would be difficult to argue, in a legal sense, that Google Maps "caused" this to happen, even if it was a...
Once the Complaint has been properly served under Rule 4 of the North Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure, service of briefs, motions and other...
First, look to your written LLC operating agreement, if you have one currently in place. If not, consult with a local business lawyer to interpret...
Excellent questions. You will need to work closely with a local business lawyer to do this properly, but I will offer a few general, preliminary...