Do I have to pay taxes if employed by my father and not being paid?

Technically, yes you do. Taxes must be paid on anything you receive of value in exchange for services such as bills and utilities. However, he...

How best to divide ad revenue for tax purposes?

If you don't form a company, by default you've formed a General Partnership under California corporate law. This means that, if you are 50-50...

Can my grandmother file bankruptcy and which kind?

Yes she can file and should probably file Chapter 7 since she won't have any large income in the future. Chapter 7 liquidation discharges all of...

Defendant paid me what they owe after they were served court papers for small claims court. How do I can cancel my court date?

You can file dismissal papers with the court, which is better than not showing up to court and having the judge dismiss the case for parties not...

Attorney fees

Every attorney has their own rates and you have to shop around for fees, experience, specialties and rates to determine which attorney is best for...

You have a lot of question in there so I will address them one by one: The LLC claims You can only sue in the state in which the harm occurred...

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What is my next move?

You can wait for a formal collections letter or you can hire an attorney to help you dispute the debt. You can also dispute the debt yourself but...

I have been disputing the bills with the principal now they gave it to collections but no formal debt collection letter

Try contacting them and entering into a settlement if you can't pay. If you can pay, try to enter into an installment agreement. This is better...

In a stock sale, does the owner/president of the corporation have a duty to maintain inventory to continue business as usual?

Most companies do maintain inventory and continue the business but there is no obligation written in the corporate law that requires you to do...

How much protection is provided upon the closing of a LLC?

If the debt is an LLC debt, it the lien should stay on LLC assets unless they can "pierce the corporate veil" and seize your personal assets....