What a single member LLC needs to do to protect owner's Personal assets in case of someone sue my business?

I agree with my colleague. It appears that you already have been operating as a business, so you should retain a lawyer and an accountant right...

I have LLC company A and doing business as name B, does B also treated as LLC?

Yes, your tax return is filed by A. B is not an entity and does not file a tax return - it is merely another name for A. Disclaimer: This post...

In california, can two health professionals (ie. medical doctors) be members of an LLC? Would that be referred to as a PLLC?

I assume that the two physicians are entering into a business to practice medicine (rather than, for example, to invest in real...

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If I create an LLC in one state (Nevada) can I create a DBA in another state (California)?

I agree with Ms. Koslyn. This issue comes up frequently - please see the link below. Disclaimer: This post does not constitute legal advice...

Am I responsible to pay for this traffic ticket?

I will add the following story to my colleague's sage advice: My friend, Bill, was driving his friend's car (with permission) when he was pulled...

Is a verbal agreement of taking over a lease binding?

I agree with my colleague's answer. You may find information at the link below helpful. Disclaimer: This post does not constitute legal advice...

Business Names, Uses and Trademarks

One place on your marketing materials where you definitely need to use the full name, as registered with the Secretary of State, is on the...

What is sweat equity on a start-up worth?

I agree with Mr. Fink's wise, practical counsel regarding 50-50 ownership. If you and your partner agree he is entitled to some return for his...

Forming LLC in California: Physical address to maintain records?

I will provide multiple answers: 1. In theory, the address that you specify should be the place in CA where the LLC's records actually are...

If I start a new business, am I personally responsible if someone were to sue me, or is just the business entity responsible?

I agree with my colleagues: Anyone who is (understandably) concerned about personal liability should not enter into a general partnership. The...