Can i sue a company that cliams they are a S-Corp?
If he did the contracts right--running to the corp, not to him personally, you probably cannot recover from him, if the corp is now defunct. Take...
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If he did the contracts right--running to the corp, not to him personally, you probably cannot recover from him, if the corp is now defunct. Take...
No state notification is necessary. You don't even really need to issue more shares. You can just contribute cash to the corp. It will add to...
Two Agmts. I agree. The lawyer's secret is that he never really "drafts" an Agmt. He uses models of a similar contract and tailors it to the...
Nothing that I am aware of expressly requires you to label yourselves as "members." The problem is risk. You set up the LLC because you wanted...
Ask your banker. Accounts requirng two signatures are common in business. You should be able to do the same.
Since you have no Operating Agreement the only way I see to do it is dissolution. Fortunately AZ permits voluntary disso upon written consent of...
No, you do not need a lawyer. She should endorse the back of her stock cert listing your name as tranferee. The cert should be marked "canceled"...
Just go to any local bank and tell them that you want to open a "joint account." No lawyer or anyone except the husband and wife need be involved...
Yes, you must refile a new fictitious name statement with the new corporate name. DISCLAIMER–This answer is for informational purposes only under...
Unless your Operating Agreement provides for expulsion of a member (which they should but generally don't) the only way I see to do it is a...
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