This posting does not make any sense. Interests in corporations are not transferred by deeds; they are done so through asset-purchase agreements,...

If you do not have a written vesting agreement prepared by an experienced corporate lawyer, your rights to the vesting schedule that you expect are...

An incorporator or organizer of an entity, simply by serving in that capacity, does not automatically become an equity owner thereof; this would...

Unless you and the tenant agree to the contrary, wait at least seven days after the tenant has received the Writ from the Sheriff, before you...

Based on what you describe, you would need to hire a licensed attorney-at-law in your state to represent the LLC, if the LLC is a party to...

Try consulting with a law firm that handles complex and serious injury litigation, as lawyers in these areas tend to be the most familiar with the...

No, it would not, assuming that you keep company assets and personal assets separate, and otherwise govern and maintain your LLC as a genuine...

Much of what would constitute a correct answer to your question, precisely, is based on what the trust instrument says about accountings and...

I agree with Attorney Haas that an investment/financial advisor is more immediately suited to this situation, than a probate lawyer; at some point...

You cannot. Your equity interest in an LLC is treated as tangible personal property for estate planning, probate and liability purposes, so if you...