What specific steps and forms need be completed to issue shares to owners of new corporation?

The blog post at the link provided below addresses the steps that need to be taken to issue shares. Board resolutions (if drafted properly, and...

How do I end a general partnership and get my 50% share if my partner won't cooperate?

Pursuant to Corporations Code Section 16801 (first link below), as a 50% partner you can dissolve the partnership. At that point, the...

No, a shareholder cannot disassociate herself from a corporation (unlike members who can disassociate from an LLC, or partners who can disassociate...

Co signer

Co-signer questions appear frequently. The basic question always is the same: I co-signed; the debtor is not paying; I don't want to pay; how...

Overview - you need to: - Prepare a Plan of Merger and have it approved by both LLCs. - Prepare, sign and file Articles of Merger (including the...

Hello. I want to ask about If non-resident (who staying in US as a tourist) with out any tax identification number.

I have helped dozens of international clients obtain EINs (Employer Identification Number - federal tax ID) for their entities. As with so many...

Did I experience religious discrimination from a business?

It appears that the bartender did refuse to serve you - she just refused to listen to your complaint. Furthermore, it appears that the bartender...

The requirement for online terms to be enforceable is that the user must have either actual or constructive notice of the terms. As concerns the...

Is there any legal disadvantages for a Californian filing for LLC in Nevada? thanks

The disadvantage inherent in forming your LLC in Nevada, *if* you are doing business in California, is that you will have to register in CA, as...

A newly incorporated DE corp has 10m authorized shares at a start value of 0.00001. Can the shares be sold for a higher price?

As my colleagues have noted, (a) the consideration paid for shares can be greater than the shares' par value, and (b) you need to make sure that...