Principal place of business

Your principal place of business is where you actually do business, not where your LLC is registered. List NV as your PPB.

Is a document only signed by one party a valid contract?

An implied contract can be formed where only one party actually signs. For example, if Company B exercises control over the note as if it is an...

It seems logical to me that board members should not chat about board business to general public. Is there a law about this?

Yes, nonprofits must report their actions to the IRS annually, but that does not mean all Board proceedings are public. Under CA law, nonprofits...

Based on your description of the contract, they have performed their obligations and the price of the plywood was included in the contract price. ...

Removing a 50% owner in an s-corp - no bylaws or pre-agreements in the articles of incorporation.

Unfortunately you can't get rid of him as a shareholder, unless you want to do a voluntary dissolution of the corp, which can be done in CA by...

Applicable usury law - CA or NY? Limit on interest under CA finance lending law?

CA has numerous exemptions for licensed lenders from its statutory usury limit of 10%, but I am not aware of any as high as 89%. The highest I...

I am planning on taking over someones restaurant, but dont wish to change the name. Lets say the restaurants name is called

You should have a lawyer help with the docs. The most important deal term is that you do not pay all the money upfront. If you do, he may skip...

I have withdrawn from my company and my ex business partner will not pay my $6000 investment> We have a written agreement.

Nothing in the law suggests that an investor is ever entitled to be repaid his investment unless the other party committed fraud. It is not a bank...

Can i fire a shareholder?

I assume you have no employments contracts and no buy-sell Agmt. In that case, you and your father, as contolling shareholders, can control the...

Texas LLC operating in California

You do not need to register your LLC as a foreign entity in CA unless it is “doing business” in CA. Accordingly, you would not owe the $800 LLC...