Can I reinstate a dissolved corporation if I was not the owner?
You need to own the company first in order to elect a board and officers (since it is a corporation) and then you can reinstate. Of course, if you...
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You need to own the company first in order to elect a board and officers (since it is a corporation) and then you can reinstate. Of course, if you...
Most of my clients in that situation would just let the company involuntarily dissolve rather than paying for articles of dissolution. Of course...
Yes. But why a corporation rather than an LLC? Corporations have to deal with corporate formalities and don't provide the charging order creditor...
Generally speaking this would be a non-disclosure agreement of some nature. However, NDA's can be breached. So I would typically recommend that in...
Generally yes. But you will be physically present in a state and working on the business in that state. So you will then likely have to register...
I would usually recommend doing an assumed name filing with the secretary of state for the use of the assumed name in that kind of situation.
The owners/company will likely have differing objectives here. So whoever you hire as an attorney should only represent the company and possibly...
Generally I prefer manager managed LLCs for a number of reasons. Unless restricted by the operating agreement, the manager of the LLC can usually...
No problem with getting mail. As mentioned in the other post, technically a company needs to register in each state in which it does business....
Sure you can do that. But if you plan for them to be separate businesses, why not run them separately. Have separate liability and separate books...