Can they ask you for it? Sure. Are you required to give it to them? No. They certainly can decide not to rent to you or otherwise not renew your...

You should have put the full legal name in the EIN. That said, I don't think this is a substantive problem as for use of the EIN or using this to...

Can u pay someone then sue them to get the money back

Can you sue? Sure. Will you get that money back? Maybe. Your chances of winning depend on state law and your contract terms.

Does a Tax Court decision that is entered pursuant to agreement of the parties have any res judicata effect?

That is impossible to answer without review of the order and the proceedings in the case. I can't imagine how a court could order if there is no...

I am 49% owner in sub S with wife for 16 years. she is 51% for purpose of minority owned status. Can I be at risk?

Unless you have a shareholder agreement that would allow the majority to owner to get your interest through some specified mechanism, your wife...

Is the signer of a promissory required to pay if loan amount was not given to signer and note was transferred to another party?

A note can always be assigned. That does not impact the lender's rights for repayment. The question is whether there are formation or enforcement...

Is a contract void if you signed as a divorced person and the contract says you were and you were not?

It is not void and likely not even voidable. A void contract is one that is illegal. So if someone agreed to give $1,000 to kill another person,...

How do i find out if my car debt is still on the banks books? and not charged off as bad debt. covered by their insurance

Writing off bad debt is merely an accounting measure for the original creditor. It does not mean that your obligation for that debt has...

In starting an LLC, does the % of ownership impact anything other than who gets what when company sold, and $ liable when sued?

Both of my colleagues provided excellent answers. I will just add, as was noted, the critical importance on entity selection and then having an...

No. This is a minor error and is rather common. Speak with a construction attorney about valid defenses.