How do I change the shareholders for an LLC?
The owners of an LLC are called members. They own LLC interests and not shares. It appears you haven't used an attorney to help set up the LLC and...
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The owners of an LLC are called members. They own LLC interests and not shares. It appears you haven't used an attorney to help set up the LLC and...
Your father knows the law well? Then you should ask him. You definitely shouldn't ask Illinois attorneys to opine on Arizona law. I know Illinois...
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That's my initial recommendation for most clients. A conversion to a corporation usually comes into play only if sophisticated investors want a...
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The severance agreement is like any other contract that needs consideration etc. If there was an offer with no acceptance, and then a modification...
It probably wouldn't be a "lease", but certainly some kind of agreement can be created to accomplish what is desired. My question is who would...
Unless there is a binding shareholder agreement requiring this sale or some other document you agreed to in writing, I can't think of a legal...
Generally speaking you want a good stock purchase agreement that sets forth what is being transferred and what liabilities are being retained. Then...
You will always be personally liable for your own negligence or wrong doing. I explain this to clients all the time (and lawyers) who mistakenly...
Good points by all the above attorneys. A simple answer if you are using an existing S corporation that doesn't do anything at this time (e.g. a...
This is generally allowed under state and federal laws. Some municipalities require separate fire walls between separate entities. Also, you should...