Can a single member assign their sole interest to his wife ?

I cannot provide any legal advice through this forum, but if the husband is going to assign his interest in the company to his wife, then it...

On a nonprofit dissolution, the law changed on distribution of the assets since the incorporation, so does old or new law apply?

Many state statutes provide within the text the date on which the new version applies. (Others have a general provision elsewhere in the state...

Could I still be held liable?

You still have some liability exposure. To over-generalize, there are at least two categories into which this might occur. One, there are several...

Can I create a holding co in Delaware and put my LLC that I have in Arizona under it?

Yes, but be careful if any of the entities are to be taxable as "S" corporations. If your AZ LLC is to be taxable as an "S" corporation, you would...

How do I add members to a Florida LLC while filling online?

The members should be identified in the operating agreement. If the LLC is manager-managed, then typically only the managers are identified in the...

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You'll need to answer the complaint; don't ignore it. Deny that you have personal liability to the plaintiff or that you individually did business...

You can, but it might be better to form a new LLC. Here's why: each piece of real estate has the potential for different types of liability. ...

Our condo is owned by my me, my husband and my son. It is clear title. We like to change the owner to solely my son now.

You can transfer the property to your son by giving it to him and executing a deed showing the transfer. This will implicate gift taxes and reduce...

Can an employer legally take your entire final paycheck for any reason?

I believe that would violate the Fair Labor Standards Act, as you would be receiving compensation that is less than minimum wage for the time work,...

Can I be in trouble for waiting to file tax fraud against my ex-husband?

I'm not sure you will encounter trouble, though you might lose your right to assert you shouldn't be liable for any tax associated with this matter...