Signing contracts as a DBA
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Answered on July 14, 2015
Yes, you can do it that way. Or just use the DBA.
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What recourse do I have against a client that stole my contractors?
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Answered on July 14, 2015
Generally, non-competes are unenforceable in CA, other than in limited circumstances.
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I read in my llc documents that once a member passes away that the remaining assets would be sold to remaining members. Does
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Answered on July 14, 2015
It's difficult to answer your question without having seen the LLC operating agreement.
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California Discovery: Multiple parties (Business and owner) requested to respond on the same request/s.
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Answered on July 14, 2015
Yes, that's allowed. You and your business are considered 2 separate entities/parties.
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After moving out and waiting for more than 30 days my landlord refuses to return my deposit. What can I do
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Answered on July 14, 2015
You can have an attorney write a demand letter to the LL and/or sue the LL in small claims court.
Is a meet and confer required before filing motion for contempt?
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Answered on July 14, 2015
No, a meet and confer would not be necessary in this situation.
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Is it common to ask for issue, evidence, and terminating sanctions against the other party?
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Answered on July 14, 2015
It is impossible to advise you without knowing the specific facts of your situation.
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What if tenant doesn't pay rent in two months?
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Answered on July 13, 2015
You can't evict without filing a lawsuit in court. You can give them a three day notice to pay rent or quit, but if they do not comply you will...
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How do I respond to a Subpeona of a professional opposing counsel wants to summon?
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Answered on July 13, 2015
You can file a motion to quash the subpoena.
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For a corporation to engage in civil litigation do they need to be represented by attorneys? Whether in house or outside firm?
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Answered on July 13, 2015
Yes, a corporation cannot appear in court without being represented by an attorney.
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