You will be sued by multiple owners of IP and probably various government agencies.

It's called a limited jurisdiction case. The cutoff after which it becomes an unlimited jurisdiction case is $25,000.

You have no cause of action against the other party's attorney. Prove the statements are lies under the California Evidence Code. Winning the case...

Here is the place where you can start: https://www.calbar.ca.gov/Public/Complaints-Claims/How-to-File-a-Complaint

No, you have no claim for vigorous litigation against the other side's lawyer. None.

Sweet idea; totally unfeasible for many reasons. Being relieved of debt is a taxable event. So, who (and how do they) deal with the tax...

You are a defectively formed entity. Not for profits are not owned by anyone. Notes are the least of your problems. Your top priorities are having...

Your posting is so unclear that you do not specify if you are a corporation or an LLC. The former entity has "bylaws", the latter, an "operating...

There is nothing illegal about what you describe.

Facebook is in no way responsible that you fell for such a common scam. See this government site:...