Can we change managers in a multi member llc. in California after the death of a member that occured in 2016?

There is no provision of applicable law stating that death of a member terminates a multi-member LLC or its operating agreement. Furthermore, it...

How can I determine if it is more convenient to incorporate an LCC in California or in Delaware?

As a practical matter, the only reason to form your entity in Delaware would be if (a) you were forming a corporation (rather than LLC) and (b) you...

Assuming that your roommate agreement otherwise is legally sufficient, it does *not* need to be notarized to be legally binding. It would be...

You cannot force the corporation to redeem (repurchase) your shares, and you cannot force your sisters (the other shareholders) to buy your...

Where do I register my web based business?

You will need to check the Alameda and S.F. websites to determine each city's business license requirements. My guess is that each city will...

Where is the principal place of business for my web based business? It's a LLC and I have Po Box.

Based on the limited information provided, it appears most likely that your LLC's principal place of business is either (a) your PO Box, though...

The Secretary of State's FAQ addresses "Why is my business entity suspended/forfeited and how do I revive it?" at...

What should be included in partnership agreement? What would be good share division for two of us?

Questions about equity allocation in situations that do not have an obvious answer (e.g., capital contributions in different proportions than work...

Converting a California LLC to a Delaware (or Calif.) C Corporation

Before addressing conversion directly, I will note that your desire to "keep the name of the company" probably will not be achievable. A limited...

I have hired an attorney to make changes to an Llc. He wants to place the Llc. revenue in his trust account. Why?

The attorney's request to place the LLC's revenue into his attorney-client trust account makes sense only if those funds will serve to pay his fees...