Since single member LLCs are disregarded for tax purposes and their tax info is reported the same as sole proprietors’, there is no tax reason for...

You could sue them for defamation but the legal fees for doing so may exceed your provable damages and the case may take years to resolve.

Yes an out-of-state LLCs that do biz in Texas must register to do business in Texas with the Secretary of State and if it is subject to TX sales...

It sounds like an unlicensed securities adviser that the SEC could prosecute. They can’t just opt out of the laws on licensing and reporting.

It depends on the info. If they are publishing your private health information like what you just posted to this website, that is probably a...

It depends on the outcome of the dispute but once the bankruptcy is filed, that property and claim belong to the bankruptcy trustee. Often trustees...

Yes. Any creditor with a judgment can garnish your bank account.

Quarterly but your ownership in the LLC is not protected from creditors unless it’s a retirement account.

Look at the end of it to see who signed it.

https://www.avvo.com/find-a-lawyer Hold off making the complaint - it may damage your ability to get the maximum settlement. See...