Will I be responsible to pay my merchant Advance Loan after I close my business. ? Debit, Business Debit
AS a sole proprietor, you would be personally liable for the debt.
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AS a sole proprietor, you would be personally liable for the debt.
As the other two attorneys have pointed out, the liability issues are the same.
I'm not sure how it is handled in NY but in Texas and elsewhere it is common to use $1 and other valuable consideration in the deed and security...
As Mr Bain pointed out you need your own lawyer in this matter. Its the only way you are going to get answers.
I believe the answer is yes. He just needs to get the form which is probably available on line, fill it out and file it in person and when he...
A very complicated situation. There is no simple answer to your situation. Your best avenue is to higher local counsel.
The estate is responsible. No relative, girlfriend, other friend etc is responsible. The life insurance you referenced is not part. Of the estate...
You need to run not walk to the nearest competent probate lawyer near you and hire them to see whats going on.
If its in a trust you should be dealing with a trustee appointed by the court. If the money is in the courts registry then you need a local lawyer...
I believe that you will find that the answer is yes. TWC rules are fairly inclusive and i believe you fall under them.