Do I file a SS4 or EIN form along with LLC forms. Please advise.

If you are forming a single member LLC, you need to discuss the tax implications with your CPA.

Can I legally put other company names and logos (Amazon) (Starbucks) etc on a card that offers their gift cards for a referral?

In general, you need to check if the logos are proprietary. In the case of most major corporations, you can't use their logo or name without their...

You won't need a license to sell hair extensions, however, if you think this is going to be a full time business you should consider forming an LLC...

Can I still sue even though their name was on the title?

You would be able to sue the family member for the money you spent on the car.

"i tried to sue a company registered agent but the company has changed their name what can i do to sue the company that changed

You are going to have to sue the new company and prove that it is the same as the former company. This may be a very difficult thing to do.

Can a realtor/broker unilaterally withdraw from a listing?

In order to answer this question, you are going to have to have an attorney read the contract to figure out what constitutes a default on your part...

I owned a Bar. incorporated < Closed it in Jan. Just walked away, Comptroller from TX wants salestaxes from me personally,

If you were the responsible party for signing the checks and had control of the bank account for the corporation you are going to be liable...

My Employer wouldnt pay me for the last week i worked.

The easiest way is to make a complaint to the Texas Workforce Commission. They can help you regardless of where you live.

Does Texas law prohibit two people from entering into a contract if the contract breaks a previous contract?

In general, if a new contract is entered into by the same parties that rejects, cancels, or modifies a previous contract, the new contract would be...

See details, is the burden: 1) on the owners who signed an incomplete warranty or 2) on the builder who misled the owners?

In your case, the burden would be upon you to prove fraud by omission. Under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act, the failure to provide you...