Will I need to dissolve my current LLC in order to make it a non-profit?
Only corporations, not LLCs can qualify as a not for profit. A not for profit is not owned by anyone. Making people aware of your brand? That is...
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Only corporations, not LLCs can qualify as a not for profit. A not for profit is not owned by anyone. Making people aware of your brand? That is...
Try every administrative solution before litigation. The university has the funds for unlimited attorneys. You don't. There are legal provisions...
Even if the County Recorder accepts your FBN papers and files them it is a bad idea. The other companies have almost certainly starting doing...
In one second Google produced the following: To report illegal aliens in California, you can12: Use the Homeland Security Investigations online...
Only a corporation can qualify as a not for profit organization, not an individual. Personal comment; what a waste of time. You live in a town...
Can you sue them? If that's your question 1) the idea that a person without a lawyer can sue a multi-billion dollar bank with an army of lawyers is...
I have read your posting a few time and cannot find a question. ..................................................................
What you did before signing should not be a problem. Don't do it going forward, and for sure don't do it in writing.
You will need to hire a lawyer. Avvo is where volunteer attorneys answer questions for free online, but not all questions, just those where the...
Being an officer or a director counts for nothing. The only thing that represents a property interest is being a shareholder.