The answer would normally be found in your Operating Agreement for the LLC. The better answer would have been to have a Buy-Sell Agreement as...

You can, but the question is primarily a tax question: is it an ordinary and necessary expense that is deductible from gross income.

A promissory note must be signed by the person promising to pay, not the recipient of the funds. Your promise to repay is not a promissory note,...

A title (or a book, a film, etc.) cannot be copyrighted. A trademark only applies to goods (or service) in one or more "international classes" (of...

If they want you, they pay you, not the other way round. It's a scam.

Ten thousand is a lot of money. The former employer does not pursue criminal matters, only the police can do that. However, walk away from...

You hire a lawyer, go to court and get a protective order. You can try it "in pro per" but it will go faster and more likely to be successful if...

Two problems: no case because of the "litigation privilege" and no case in Federal Court unless based on diversity of citizenship with an...

A registered agent is not a Manager, is not a Member. The only role is to accept lawsuits against the LLC. There is no danger.

No, you cannot have more than 100% of anything. So much for do it yourself projects.