Operating two business under one LLC

Yes, that can be done, and seems to be prudent in light of the cash flow.

Trade Mark Protection

Licensees can sue to allege trademark infringement, but only if they are the exclusive licensees. They basically have to have all the rights to...

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Issuing shares at founding of a company.

I think this needs to be thought through with a qualified business lawyer before you take any more steps. 1. If you live in Los Angeles and plan...

Should I contact the attorney for a plantiff I was sued by for HOA fees to offer a settlement before the thirty days on a summon

While trying to settle matters is always prudent (if possible), you should have an attorney discuss the facts and make the offer for you. You need...

I'm in the process of divorce and I owned a property prior to marriage. Why do I need to provide the copy of property deed?

I'm sorry to read that you are going through that process. I know if it very stressful and more than a little bewildering. If you owned a property...

Harassment complaint is missing in all files after wrongful term!

Predicting what an opposing party will do is too tough of a question for Avvo. The opposing party might make a number of different claims in order...

As a "stakeholder" of a non-profit, can an individual create training materials and keep them as personal property?

The most immediate question is whether the work was done before involvement in the non-profit, or was done for the benefit of the non-profit. If...

Small Family California C Corp Question

While the state does require the offices, one person can fill more than one role -- including a President who is also the Assistant Secretary....

Can i get a court order to remove a late mortgage payment off my credit report if it was not my fault?

Contact the bank to see if it will remove it voluntarily. Explain that you were trying to protect the property. The court really is not a remedy.

Use of image or likeness

In California, Cal. Civil Code sec. 3344.1(g) [http://codes.lp.findlaw.com/cacode/CIV/5/d4/1/2/2/3/s3344.1 ] states: No action shall be brought...