Can my business partner force me to buy his 50% if I dont want to own the company?

No, you are not obligated to buy your partner out. I have a client that I am helping with a similar matter. Regrettably, I do not have the time...

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Does the contract have a cancellation provision? If not, then you probably have no right to cancel. Please see the post at the link below.

Looking to start a mobile application company in California. Should I do LLC or S-Corp?

I agree with Attorney Doland and will add the following: The follow-up question in your additional information reflects a common...

Can a LLC, whose only asset is a single piece of real estate, be dissolved in escrow and the funds be dispersed to shareholders?

Given the additional information you have provided, you should re-post your Q under ND.

We have an LLC in California and there are four members, two married couples. One couple got divorced and the husband gave the

My colleagues provided insightful answers. I will offer the following observation (though it apparently is too late to be of benefit in your...

I have a question regaurding CA Civ Code 1812.89(a)(4)

That section does not apply only to paid-in-full contracts. I think the complexity of subsection (a)(4) arises from a desire to address...

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Is any contract if signed binding?

A lawyer would need to review the contract and the relevant circumstances to opine on its enforceability. No one on Avvo can give a definitive...

In contract for a home and seller cannot produce permits--do I have any recourse?

I agree with my colleagues and will add the following: It is not clear there was any "misrepresenting". It's possible, for example, that a prior...

I have filed a FBN statement for my business as a general partnership, but now we want to form a LLC . Do We need to re-file?

I agree with Attorney Doland: You need a new FBN. Please see the post at the link below.

Why do I need a Certification of Qualification from the State of California?

I agree with my colleagues. The post at the link below provides more information.