Am I entitled to Intellectual Property that I created in a partnership LLC?

While the final answer may depend on other facts not mentioned, the general rule is that unless there is an agreement to contribute the...

Annual things I need to do to keep an LLC in good standing in GA.

You will need to file the annual registration with the Secretary of State (currently $50 per year) on or before April 1st (extended to May 31st...

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It doesn't sound like it from your posting. A landlord has a reasonable amount of time to make repairs after they have been notified of the...

Do I need to file my LLC in my home state (GA) before filing for a foreign LLC in Delaware?

Your first issue is most likely why you are registering in Delaware in the first place. Will you be located or otherwise be doing business there? ...

I have tenants that haven't given a security deposit or paid rent. Can I file dispossessory action and still get past due money?

It depends. If you properly demand possession of the property and properly file the eviction with the local court, you will most likely win on the...

My landlord wants to make a repair that I beleive could be a potential fire hazard. What can I do to stop him?

If the modification is indeed in violation of a building code, you can report it to the local code enforcement. Otherwise, it is up to the...

Just like any other personal asset of yours, they may be able to go after your ownership interest in the LLC. However, they may not have any type...

Independent Contractor forming an LLC

Certainly. As long as the other party is willing to contract with the LLC instead of you personally.

Can a landlord designate a representative (non-legal) to represent him/her in court for an eviction case?

It depends. If the landlord is a company (and assuming the action is in magistrate court), an officer may represent the company. However, if the...

If I am a manager but not a shareholder of a business owned by my father am I responsible for business debts.

Generally, no, just as the owners are not generally liable. However, there are notable exceptions to such rule. Have a local business attorney...