Should a single-member LLC in Minnesota consider adding an additional "silent" partner to limit its liability?
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My colleague accurately noted the nature of limited liability. This, however, is pretty much the least important issue to consider if you want to...
Protect your personal assets from what? From the contract job? How would that risk your assets? You need to provide some clarity as to what you are...
Read the contract to see.
Yes, they can sue you. You can be sued by anyone over anything. Now, the actual question is whether they could win the lawsuit. Truth is a defense...
Assuming you already selected the LLC and its taxation election based on understanding the issues and reasons for each, it really depends on what...
Can you sue? Yes, you can always sue. Unfortunately, at least based on your limited facts, your suit would likely not net you much other than your...
Based on your limited facts, yes you can apply. That does not mean they will be awarded.
The answer is clear in the rules: 312(b): (b) Motions. Motions raising defenses shall be made in accordance with Rule 307. If made by the defendant...
What they told you was a mistake. The HOA debt and the bank debt are entirely unrelated and the HOA, as in most states, can proceed to foreclose if...
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