When asked this type of question, my typical response is: Talk to your tax advisor to determine, from the personal and business tax perspective,...

Claim for conversion

A lawyer would have to analyze the loan agreement to render an opinion. It is not possible to do so based solely on the information you have...

If my C corp. needs to use another name in another state, can/should the fictitious name include Inc. or Corp.?

General answer: Permissible FBNs are specified in the statutes of the applicable state. CA answer: Use of a corporate identifier (e.g., "Inc."...

Can get out of this situation with a severance package?

I agree with my colleagues: There is no obligation to provide a severance agreement. You will receive, if anything, only what you can...

I will have to answer your questions out of order. Given that en employer with an office in CA is paying an employee located in CA, I believe...

Is an LLC right for my company or do I have to do an s-Corp?

Answering your question directly: Web development / IT is *not* the type of service that requires a corporation. That said, you should consult...

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What is the least costly recourse if a deceased's company refuses to pay out retirement income that should be going to me?.

It's understandable that the company wants to pay the estate, because that probably is what applicable law and the retirement plan say must happen....

Can a person get business licence on her/his US born baby and start a business?

You will need to check the ordinances for the relevant city or county. I think the greatest problem would be that your baby (presumably) cannot...

You need to check with the relevant city or county. Laws pertaining to contracts with minors being voidable do not necessarily apply to...

I left a pocket watch to be repaired and it was stolen in a robbery. Does the shop have to pay me for watch & cost of repairs?

I believe the shop owes you the value the watch would have had once it was repaired. If the shop does not pay, you can file a small claims action.

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