What do I do, when my x-wife and partner is stealing money from our business.
Sounds like you should make an offer to purchase her interest in the business. Regarding her taking money, she is not allowed to do that. You...
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Sounds like you should make an offer to purchase her interest in the business. Regarding her taking money, she is not allowed to do that. You...
As stated by my colleagues, whether or not the Buyer has used reasonable efforts is a question of fact. However, I believe you have the better...
To properly answer your question it would be necessary to review the operating agreement for the prior corporation. It would also be necessary to...
I would need a lot more facts (were any monies paid under the agreement, if so, when was the last time). Generally, the Statute of Limitations is...
Your dad would have a claim for an "equitable lien". If your wife does not agree, your father would be obligated to hire counsel, to file a suit...
It would be necessary to review what has been filed as well as the document which has been recorded by your neighbor. You should consult with an...
It would be necessary to review the partnership agreement as well as the settlement agreement to fully respond to your question. It might be...
First, it depends upon the type of business - partnership v. corporation. Once that has been determined, it will be necessary to review the...
To answer your question it would be necessary to read the contract, and, hear a time line of the facts. I agree with my colleagues, the Courts...
As my colleague stated, you would need to serve a Notice to Cure. If they fail to do so, you may then file an unlawful detainer action. You do...