Yes, you could set up your company as a Wyoming LLC but be based in Ohio. If you do that, you will have to pay any WY fees for the registration and...

Buying a business

It depends on how the deal would be structured. If you create your own business entity (LLC or corporation) and then just buy the assets of the...

Am I able to add people to my LLC in order to have the licensing of my business equipment be as much theirs as it is mine?

I agree that this is not something you can post an online question about and get an answer. You need to talk to a business attorney to discuss your...

Partnership Franchises Business: Parnter wants me to bring 100K as initial investment. I only have 50K. What should I do?

You need to talk to your business immediately and let him know your situation. It is imperative that you are upfront and honest, otherwise the...

Does buying/selling an LLC implicate SEC regulations or is it a normal sale of assets? Are there any reporting requirements?

Probably not, but you should really talk to a business attorney and have them help you with the transaction. Even though the purchase price might...

Would bringing in a new working partner implicate SEC regulations? What situations do implicate the SEC w/ LLC investment?

As I understand your question, you are looking to bring on a business partner into your LLC who would be actively working in the business. Based on...

How to dissolve a general partnership where no contract was signed

If I was advising you, the first question I'd have for you is 'what are you looking to achieve by dissolving your partnership?' Because you may not...

Do I need a business license with an LLC in Ohio?

Unless what you are doing is a regulated profession, there aren't many state-level "business licenses" to worry about. As has been mentioned, there...

Can a company force you to sign "no compete contract" if you leave the company?

A company can require you to sign a non-compete when offering a job or at any time to keep your job. Unless you have an employment contract that...

Yes, unless you register your "non-LLC" name as a trade or fictitious name. Using "LLC" at the end of your name tells others that you are an...