Should a single-member LLC in Minnesota consider adding an additional "silent" partner to limit its liability?
You should really sit down with an attorney and discuss this strategy. A free answer from Avvo won't be sufficient.
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You should really sit down with an attorney and discuss this strategy. A free answer from Avvo won't be sufficient.
I can't recommend looking to Avvo for a free answer b/c it will be incomplete. This is the sort of thing that needs to be addressed by having...
It will eventually. My advice is to apply ASAP while the matter is pending. It won't show up as a public record until resolved in court.
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I don't want to appear flippant, but you really have to sit down with counsel and review your agreements. This will probably cost you two or three...
This is a very common question. It most commonly arises in the context of a holdover tenancy where the original lease provided for two months'...
Good idea, but can't do it that way. See Minn. Stat. sec. 504B.178, subd. 8 ( https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=504B.178). You'll have to...
This question is pretty specific. It's probably best to have a consultation with a lawyer.
The lease governs. See Minn. Stat. sec. 504B.177 (https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=504B.177).
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It really depends on what the credit report says. You could sue under the Fair Credit Reporting Act if Wells won't budge, and the foreclosure...
I believe you likely have several civil causes of action against your landlord. You could claim a breach of the covenant of quiet enjoyment and...
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