Where is the franchisor located? Regardless, I have been looking for a suitable case to bring involving a disgruntled Texas franchisee but the...

You could have the right to sue the franchisor and get your money back but it depends on many issues that require careful analysis.

The FDD they are giving you is not the same as the agreement you will be asked to sign (the agreement is included as an exhibit inside the FDD). ...

If they are not paying on the schedule they agreed upon in your contract they are violating their contract. They are probably also violating the...

Some states have laws that may provide a way to exit your system and possibly get your money back, depending on many facts. Ohio has such a law,...

Buyers generally want to buy assets of a business, not the stock of their corporation, for the very reasons you mention (avoiding liability for...

You need more than a "little advice". What may sound to you like a simple question is really, really complicated. You need a franchise lawyer and...

The answer to your question is in your Franchise Agreement or maybe your Operations Manual. If the Agreement you signed obligates you to provide...

All Franchise Agreements are (also) license agreements. NOT all license agreements are franchise agreements. Only Franchise Agreements...

You might manage to find an attorney willing to take this on based on a full or partial contingency but it would be important to know which state's...