What happens to real property when a NV S-Corporation goes "defunct" with the Secy of State?
Generally speaking, a corporation should be in good standing in order to transfer title to property. If you do a transfer through a title company...
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Generally speaking, a corporation should be in good standing in order to transfer title to property. If you do a transfer through a title company...
Sounds like you need to visit a lawyer. A promissory note can certainly be secured by the assets of a business pursuant to the uniform commercial...
Step one -- have you tried just shutting down the account now that you know of the issue? Have you contacted the site admin and asked to have your...
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Nevada's eviction statute is very landlord-friendly. If the tenant does not pay rent the tenant can be evicted. It generally doesn't matter why...
Mr. Cecil is completely right. If you look at Nevada's eviction statute, the only defense to eviction based on nonpayment of rent is paying the...
1. Yes, you (presumably) agreed to pay rent for the entire term. The only way to stop the accrual of rent would be to establish an uncured breach...
Doubtful. If there is evidence of a loan and evidence of a homeowning borrower paying that loan, the law is not in the business of creating a...
Unless you are rendering "professional services," you should not form a professional LLC. Professional services (NRS 89.020) are those "which may...
Unfortunately, no. Legal entities must be represented by counsel in Nevada.
The best place to start is the community's CC&Rs. CC&Rs frequently have rental restrictions, such as prohibiting rental for less than one month at...