Forming single member LLC in state of FL, any way to keep charging order protection? No person trustworthy enough to give 5%.

Complex question but the short answer is yes. Definitely seek counsel with a knowledgeable estate and business attorney.

Rules regarding Trusts.

That is simply not true. Trusts are excellent vehicles that help achieve variety of objectives, one of which is asset protection from creditors....

There are many facts to know before an answer can be given. I agree with my colleagues that it is a prudent idea to consult with a corporate...

How do I ensure that child receives reasonable amounts over time rather than entire estate in one lump sum upon my death?

The simplest solution is to utilize a trust. That can be done using a revocable living trust (created and in existence during the creator's life)...

Business trademark issue

You should absolutely worry about the fact that they registered before you. While you may have common law rights, you may have rights and it's...

Can a company take back stock shares that they gave you?

Usually equitable compensation is tied to performance but is generally always memorialized in a writing. I assume you have such a writing, and i...

What type of lawyer(s) would be best for drafting a Last Will & Testament and establishing a Trust Account?

The only point I'd like to add to the otherwise sound advice provided by my colleagues is that there is generally no additional charge for storage...

I need a legal opinion regarding a Buy/Sell agreement for shares in a closely held Corporation. Can you help?

I agree with my colleagues who all offer sound advice. I'd only add that there are a variety of ways to compensate your employees. As one attorney...

Business lawyer or estate lawyer? Is one better than another or two better than one?

I'm sorry to hear that your spouse is ill. You need an estate and business planning attorney to ensure your affairs are in order. That include...

Can the insured specify how the beneficiaries can use the life insurance amounts payable under death of the insured?

Sounds like you need a trust to receive the funds and dictate how they will be spent, distributed, invested, and/or allocated. Sit down with an...