Yes you can, but unless there is some perceived value for you in doing so, the trademark issues may outweigh the benefit. PS - a tradename (company...

Two postings in half an hour will not get you more or better answers. I understand this is all very emotional and serious. Yes, your son and his...

Two postings in half an hour will not get you more or better answers. I understand this is all very emotional and serious. Yes, your son and his...

Your pain is real. Sorry for you, but your problem is not legal, it's medical. There actually is medication that will help.

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You are dealing with a resident of a country with no legal system. This whole scheme is something to be avoided at all costs. Further, the business...

There is no correct or incorrect answer. The course of payment indicates a loan. Expect a defense that a portion was a gift. For $9000, this is a...

While an LLC provides some liability protection, it is no substitution for insurance, among other things. The reason is that indemnification is not...

Until a lawyer reviews the contract you signed, no one can give any analysis. Next time, try doing your research before you sign something.

Yes, the standard language of the California Articles of Incorporation permit any legal business, so no new entity is required.