Can a new owner make me leave the building?

The short answer is that it is preferable to always have something in writing. That way you have the written evidence of what was said. So yes, get...

I signed a financial paper for karate lessons for my 7 yr old grandson. the paper is for term membership for $4608.

Whether you will have to pay the entire amount depends on the specific language in the paperwork you signed. You are going to want to talk to an...

How much for a contract to be wrote up?

This is a valid question and one that is hard for an attorney to answer without talking to you more about the specifics. It will also vary between...

As a LLC can i be held responsiable for a debt that was invoiced to that llc? I did not give any personal guarentee.

Generally, you as an owner aren't responsible for the debts of the LLC that you didn't personally guarantee. The main exception is if the other...

Do I need a real estate attorney to write up a land contract to purchase a small business?

As was previously mentioned, assuming the property is owned by the business you are purchasing (and that the business is an entity and not just a...

I need to know what necessary legal and paper work I need in order to operate my new bakery.

Here is a basic checklist of steps a new business owner would need to take (assumes you are the sole owner). There are probably other things you...

Can i run and operate two different business with two different names as a sole proprietor for both business?

Yes. You as an individual are able to operate multiple businesses at the same time. You are also free to name them differently if you want...

In a Sub Chapter S corporation where there are two owners/partners/executive managers

For an S-corp, if you have shareholders (owners) who also work in the business, each should be paid a "reasonable salary" for their work. You can...

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I have a small sports related LLC in Ohio. I would like to add my father as a company officer is this possible?

The short answer is yes, you can add your father or anyone else as an officer of an LLC. One of the nice things about an LLC is its flexibility. If...

Neither an LLC or corporation are "safer" than the other. Both provide some liability protection for the owner from the liabilities of the company....