The difference between the K and C isn't going to matter. The real question will be whether there is an overlap in the "marketplace" between the...

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Actually what you've described is pretty much exactly what the Anti-Cyber Squatting laws want to prevent. Buying a name and using the URL might...

We kind of started a partnership with no partnership agreement about 10 years ago and I want out.

In California, a partnership is defined as "an association of two or more persons to carry on as co-owners a business for profit." The partnership...

Actually in California you DO NOT have to go to college and law school to be admitted to the bar. I didn't want to leave this question with...

I got a summons and need to reply today and i dont have an atty what are my options?

It's not clear whether it's a criminal summons or a civil summons for a law suit. If the latter, IMMEDIATELY call the attorney listed on the case...

Can I serve as a President of a BOD and a different position on another entities BOD?

First of all, President is an officer title and BOD means the Board of Directors. Sometimes the President is also a member of the board, but not...

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Can i sue a bank?

You can sue anyone for anything, the question is, will you win. I would suggest before you go suing the bank, you print out the online...

If a c corporation makes a loan to a member of the board of directors, (president) should interest be charged?

Yes, all dealings between the corporation and any insiders should be "arm's length," in other words what a normal business deal among strangers...

Want to know if I can create a division of my S chapter corporation to start a Power and Technology company?

And S corporation is limited in term of the number and type of shareholders it can have. So long as you sell without those limitations, you can do...

1/3 Owner of LLC - can I object to corporate spending practices?

You can certainly object, whether you can do anything more than object would depend on the operating agreement for the LLC. Dig out that agreement...