It's OK to pay startup expenses and have the LLC reimburse you - happens routinely for startup companies. Be sure to (a) have a written, signed...

Partner has no Money!

I agree with my colleagues: You need a lawyer's guidance regarding business-formation issues generally and your current situation...

Landlord says "substitution clause" allows him to force me into other space because new tenant next door wants to expand. Legal?

I agree with my colleague: It depends on what the agreement says. I've seen clauses that allow landlords to relocate tenants, but not merely...

2 People Forming LLC

I agree wit my colleagues, adding the following: First, an LLC operating agreement usually requires a super-majority (substantially greater than...

How can I sue an LLC

Look up the LLC at the Secretary of State website (link below). The record for the LLC will include the name and address for the agent for service...

I am a 30 percent owner of corporation in ca. I have two partners, one owns 50% the other 20%. Can they terminate me at will?

The principles that govern the analysis of your situation include the following: - Shareholders elect the board of directors. - The board...

My employer states they do not owe me my commission earned because I no longer work for the company. I worked the entire qtr.

The type of provision you cited is not necessarily a violation of CA law. A comp plan can say that commissions are calculated and payable on some...

Can a member of a two member LLC make an unsecured loan to the LLC?

I know of no law prohibiting such a loan. It is routine for owners to loan money to their businesses, especially in the early stages. You should...

What address do I use for legal reasons?

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. I doubt that anyone will cause you any grief for using the UPS Store address. (If it makes you feel...

Can a small corporation legally buy out share holder stock then gift the shares to the two managing share holders?

I doubt that this scheme violates any laws, and I doubt that the second part of it makes any sense. It is enough for the corporation to buy out...