Atlanta, GA
Business Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
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No. Any potential liability protection would not be retroactive.
You do not need to file any paperwork with the Secretary of State to modify the ownership. You only need to either issue new membership interests...
You would file a dispossessory action in the local magistrate court. You will need to show what the agreement was for rent and the fact that she...
You should call the magistrate court clerk to confirm, but I believe non-attorney individuals are permitted to represent businesses in small claims...
The Secretary of State's filing fee to form a new company is $100. The cost to reinstate an entity depends on how many annual registrations were...
You are not required to actually convert your entity to a corporation to be taxed as a C-corp. You can simply file IRS Form 8832 to change the...
It depends on the terms of the purchase agreement. Make sure that the agreement spells out what happens to those funds and who can collect them.
There is no minimum amount of time you have to provide to the tenants under Georgia law.
It is usually better to set up a parent company (LLC) and then have wholly-owned LLC subsidiaries beneath it for liability protection purposes. ...
You will be responsible for the rent through the notice date less any rental amounts the landlord receives from new tenants during such time.
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