I currently own 50% of an s corp and trying to work out a buyout agreement with my partner who has lost interest

To cash her out, either the corporation buys her shares and cancels them, or someone (like you) buys her shares. The corporation must have...

Wife has past on and has Stock in her name only. What do I need to do as the husband to claim/withdrawal this stock?

You do not need Letters Testamentry or a probate if wife estate is under $150,000. A Probate Code 13101 affidavit will collect the assets, fill...

If the trust held real estate, you may find a copy recorded at the county recorder's office. Banks often will get a copy when opening a trust bank...

Am I personally liable for current balances owed to EDD on a dissolved incorporation (S).

Could be that you are. The money due the EDD was likely withheld from an employee's check. The person that withheld the employee’s money should...

We want to start a non profit educational organisation. Is it mandatory that the name should have a co / corp / inc...

For close corporations only: The proposed name must include the word corporation, incorporated or limited, or an abbreviation of one of those words...

Only the executor can sign documents and take actions for the estate. The Executor may hire others, subject to court approval to do task, sell...

How does the will's executor cash the deceased persons checks?

You do not need Letters Testamentry or a probate if the estate is under $100,000. A Probate Code 13101 affidavit will collect the assets. Go...

Beneficiaries of an irrevocable trust may file a Petition in the Probate Court to compel a trust modification to change the trustees. The...

Is it legal to be a cosigner by phone, then never receive any paperwork to sign, no bills, and called by debt collectors now ?

See California Civil Code Section 1624. (a) The following contracts are invalid, unless they, or some note or memorandum thereof, are in writing...

Does the debts of the selling corporation becomes the buying corporations debts under successor liability?

If B paid A fair market value for A's assets, then A had cash to pay its debts instead of non cash assets. B would not be liable for A's debts. ...