Jeremy Edward Warring

Jeremy Edward Warring's Answers (45)

Saint Louis Park, MN

Business Lawyer at Saint Louis Park, MN

Practice Areas: Business, Litigation ... +2 more

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Does adding XYZ LLC as a member to ABC LLC , mean XYZ LLC owes ABC LLC ?

Jeremy's answer | Answered on February 21, 2013

Using an LLC for your business is a great way to help limit your personal liability and separate your business affairs from your personal life and...

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My father has signed over his house and car to my brother..--why is there still a need for a Will??-dividing his assets ?

Jeremy's answer | Answered on February 19, 2013

All personal property that he owns in his sole name will still need to be probated (household items, furniture, etc.). That being said, I agree...

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Is it common for an executive of the estate to bill the beneficiaries for bills after the money runs out?

Jeremy's answer | Answered on January 24, 2013

I could not agree more. You should contact a local probate attorney in the area who will be able to help get an accounting so you can see what...

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If you are purchasing land and building is there advantages over a single member LLC vs a multi-member LLC and vice versa?

Jeremy's answer | Answered on December 04, 2012

It's not necessarily better to have one vs. the other when purchasing property and building, the answer really depends on your specific specific...

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If you purchase a business in an "asset sale", do you essentially have to reorganize the business (get new tax id numbers)?

Jeremy's answer | Answered on December 04, 2012

One would have to see the purchase agreement to fully respond, but generally speaking, if all you are purchasing are the tangible assets...

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