Neil Scott Greenbaum

Neil Scott Greenbaum's Answers (1406)

Hollywood, FL

Business Lawyer at Hollywood, FL

Practice Areas: Business, Contracts & Agreements, Corporate & Incorporation

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Can I be forced from our rental property if it's sold before the end of our 12 month lease??

Neil's answer | Answered on March 13, 2016

The terms of the lease will control. Ordinarily, a tenancy survives a sale and the new owner must take title subject to the existing tenancy. ...

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Will I still be able to register an LLC named "Boca Raton Photography, LLC" or "Boca Raton Photography With Jose Pretel, LLC"?

Neil's answer | Answered on January 31, 2016

If you are asking from a simple standpoint - Can I register this name? The answer is yes. There are thousands of businesses in Florida that...

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Do I need to register my business with the state? And, if so, what repercussions might I face 10 years after the actual move?

Neil's answer | Answered on January 31, 2016

You must update your entity and have it authorized to do business in Florida. If you don't, among other things, you will not be able to avail...

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Is it possible to break the lease?

Neil's answer | Answered on January 25, 2016

I would check the lease agreement to see whether there are any early termination provisions for the lease, and conditions for doing so and whether...

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If my father wants to change his property deed into his wife's name do I need a real estate lawyer?

Neil's answer | Answered on January 25, 2016

I strongly recommend that you use the services of an experienced real estate attorney to make any changes to a deed. Although an attorney may not...

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We signed a contract for a restaurant, but tries to cancel before we received a countersigned copy. Can we do this?

Neil's answer | Answered on January 25, 2016

Does the contract have a cancellation clause and, if so, what are the conditions to doing so? I recommend you hire a local attorney to deal with...

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