How do I set up my sole proprietorship construction company as an LLC? Should I do this
I always recommend setting up some form of limited liability entity, such as an LLC or a Corporation for any business. Even though you have a...
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I always recommend setting up some form of limited liability entity, such as an LLC or a Corporation for any business. Even though you have a...
Definitely consult with a medical malpractice doctor as soon as possible. There may be issues in regards to the permanent state of any mistakes by...
I am only licensed in CA, so PA law may be different - however, generally, once you have signed the contract, whether it was notarized will not...
Unfortunately, this is a hard question to answer as this all depends on the attorney. Fees with attorneys are often negotiable, and if you discuss...
The previous attorney is correct, and it is also important where the contract was signed. Most contracts will have a provision that provides for...
Most attorneys offer a free one hour consultation, in which they can review the agreement and advise you further. I would highly recommend doing...
Check the note to see whether the borrower signed it personally or whether it was made between the corporation and yourself. You can pursue him...
The first answering attorney is correct. A major factor is the cost of the furniture, if the furniture is for an amount less than a few thousand...
The office accepting the payments in this situation does not alleviate you of your responsibility of paying them in full unless you have a written...
A LLC or corporation would generally work best, but as the other attorneys have stated figuring this out usually requires a full consultation to...