Do I?
I would recommend forming two LLCs and keeping them separate as you indicated. That means you need to keep separate books and records for each...
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Trusts Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Trusts, Limited Liability Company (LLC)
I would recommend forming two LLCs and keeping them separate as you indicated. That means you need to keep separate books and records for each...
Yes, you can have a California trust hold title to the property without actually residing in California. Make sure the attorney who drafts it for...
My understanding is that there is no double step in basis regardless of how the property is titled. In community property states like California,...
I agree with prior counsel's comments. If you do decide to set up your own LLC make sure you use only your separate money sources for setting up...
Being now outside the trust the properties would be subject to probate. To the extent the named beneficiaries of the trust were also heirs of the...
Did you check with your mother as to whether she has a copy? If so, the trust can carry out the trust terms through you and your sister as the...
I hope you got a good address for him because you may need to sue him and would need to serve him with the court papers. Best of luck
The main reason LLC owner(s) form a Nevada LLC is no state taxes. Nevada also has a more flexible management structure. A Nevada LLC can operate in...
It sounds like you will need to comply with Forest Lawn's policy on selling plots. If you haven't yet, locate your purchase agreement or your...
I think attorney Koslyn has given you good advice. The only missing link is what did you do or not do, in a timely fashion to cause the the default...