When a California limited liability company is "FTB Suspended" does it mean it cannot do business?
Yes, this means the LLC cannot legally do business. Also, if you do not plan on using the LLC ever again, yes, you can leave it FTB suspended.
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Yes, this means the LLC cannot legally do business. Also, if you do not plan on using the LLC ever again, yes, you can leave it FTB suspended.
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You should just ignore the messages.
Yes, except you would select the "other" box and only dismiss the complaint as to a specific defendant.
No, you can serve it by mail, assuming you are not adding any other defendants.
You will have to do your diligence and try to find her, but if you cannot find her, you can serve by publication in the newspaper if the court...
Don't respond and just see if you get served with anything. If you do, retain counsel to defend you.
No, this would not be legal. You should file a claim with the Labor Commissioner for any wages that you weren't properly paid.