I own 12% of a for-profit LLC. Can I gift that 12% to a non-profit or charity?
In addition to the correct and appropriately cautious answer of my colleague, your rights to transfer may be dealt with in your operating agreement.
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In addition to the correct and appropriately cautious answer of my colleague, your rights to transfer may be dealt with in your operating agreement.
Not for profits need a good business attorney on their board. Your matter is very fact specific. While you are locating a good attorney, the IRS...
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This would appear to be a conflict of interest. I would contact the firm and advise them to "substitute out" or that you will make a motion to...
The market can sue the indorser, you, and in the same lawsuit you can sue your employer for the nsf check.
The market can sue you as the indorser and you can cross claim against your employer on the nsf check.
Safeway would come after you. In the same lawuit, you would cross claim against your employer who issued you the nsf chec.
Pay attention to any letters from the police department or the courts. As to a civil demand letter, they create no independent obligation to pay.
Nothing in your very, very vague facts would explain why the statute of limitations would not have run on any type of cause of action in the past...
It shows the type of case and where it is filed.
With joint tenancy your brother wouldn't have control, he would have part ownership. Death doesn't cause foreclosure. Consider a revocable trust...