I'm being sued over medical bills can they go after my Corporation?
Based on your question, the facts appear to be that (1) you, individually, are being sued for nonpayment of medical bills; (2) a lawsuit is...
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Based on your question, the facts appear to be that (1) you, individually, are being sued for nonpayment of medical bills; (2) a lawsuit is...
Non-compete agreements are known as restraints on trades, and their enforceability is subject to limitations, reasonableness, and must not be...
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Absent provisions in the articles of organization or operating agreement, Chapter 605 of the Florida Statutes governs limited liability companies...
Your question has several moving parts. First, who is “we”? Is your kiosk business a formal business entity such as a corporation or LLC, or are...
Your question appears to be in three parts: procedures for amendments to a governing documents; stopping actions of a managing member; and...
The short answer is no. From your facts it appears you are the borrower and your mom, the lender. A promissory note is a written instrument created...
It depends. More facts are needed to answer your question. Two legal issues are present: accrual of your cause of action and statute of...
Your question raises several scenarios, most of which have been addressed above. However, if you created the entity with only the filing of...
I concur with Mr. McClure. Unless your case is in Small Claims Court, a corporation cannot represent itself. As a defendant, the corp. must retain...
If by “workers” you mean “employees” (or independent contractors), payment of their wages is governed by state and/or federal tax laws...