This is a good question, and I counsel that you move with caution. First we need to clarify whether you are a member or manager of the LLC (which...

If you did not breach your fiduciary duty to the corporation--whether through self dealing, usurpation of a corporate opportunity, or engaging in...

As my colleagues have noted, any number of documents might be illustrative and persuasive of your ownership, to the lender's satisfaction--Articles...

Can corporate shares be written in the by laws to be owned only under certain conditions?

I sense a potential crisis here if federal security laws are implicated (not sure if they are, but they might be), hence my strong recommendation...

How do I get out of a business that I started for someone else but my name is the only one on paperwork

I would consult with a local business lawyer on specifics, but will briefly attempt a general answer to help get you started. Depending on the...

From a corporation law perspective, yes, you can be a passive owner of an American corporation, although you should be aware that if the entity is...

You are very welcome. These are good questions. LLCs and corporations are creatures of state law, not federal law, so the date on which your LLC...

Do I need to return the membership certificate for an LLC company after I decided to quit? Can I get my share from the LLC mpany

Given what is at stake here, you should consult with a local business lawyer to obtain the best clarity as to your rights and potential remedies. ...

While I do not practice law in Texas, I have never heard of a notarization requirement for company or organizational bylaws. Bylaws are formally...

I think the answer to question (1) is California, for reasons my colleagues have already stated. The answer to question (2) is that while you can...