Law firms are probably your best option, based on the facts you stated. While we cannot make specific recommendations in the Q&A forum, you are...

You need to speak in detail with a lawyer who handles litigation of trusts, probate and other fiduciary matters, as specific facts and...

In short, no, but if you wish to form a new nonprofit entity and convey assets to it for donative and capitalization purposes, there are ways to do...

An LLC member's equity in the company is a vested property interest, and therefore, that cannot be unilaterally divested. Either you and your...

This website's Q&A forum is woefully inadequate for the kind of detailed advice you need, especially if you are facing insolvency; you need to...

While we cannot say for sure since we are not fully informed of the details, what you describe appears to be problematic, based on general LLC...

There is no "merger" to take place; a sole proprietorship is not a business entity that the law recognizes, but is merely an individual doing...

It depends on the bylaws. Check the bylaws to see if notice must be provided to directors before consideration of a vote to remove is entertained....

It sounds like you will need to apply for a new EIN. You should always wait on confirmation of your legal entity from the state before applying...

Possibly, but it depends on precise bylaws provisions. Any director with a financial or other personal interest in a board agenda item should...