Should i give my son's social info to friend for her trust?

NO. No, No, No. Don't ever give anyone a social security number by email no matter who they are (claim to be) and no matter why they say...

How many family members should be on the board if there are only 7 board members?

Unless you bylaws forbid too many family members, there is no legal reason that would prevent you appointing other family members. That said,...

In a S-Corporation where there are 4-equal owners, in a voting situation where there is a 2-2 tie, who or how is the tie decided

You will need to consult a California business attorney for an answer specific to your situation. Here in Illinois, if a deadlock persists for...

Does the debts of the selling corporation becomes the buying corporations debts under successor liability?

Mr. Smoot's answer is absolutely correct, it is impossible to even make an educated guess at answering this question based on so little...

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Unless there is some sort of agreement restricting the 50% shareholder's right to sell, requiring notice, first refusal options, etc., there is...

Can I profit from Buying and selling houses under my non profit company?

Not all non-profits are qualified charities under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. In fact, many forms of non-profit corporation...

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Father left us his house when he died. Lawyer says we now have to buy back from estate or sell. Any way around this?

Clearly we don't have all the facts. The one reason that occurs to me as to why you must buy the house or see it sold on the open market is that...

Your will may or may not contain specific gifts (specific bequests). Something like "I give my golf clubs to X" or "I give all my household...

How to I get my original investment back from an LLC in Illinois

One important fact you haven't told us: Is this LLC Manager or Member managed, because, particularly when there is no operating agreement, it...

What is a Permissive Joinder?

Joinder of Parties For two or more persons to join together as coplaintiffs or codefendants in a lawsuit, they generally must share similar rights...