Looking to build a recording company and sign myself as an artist. What are the benefits of an LLC instead of a corporation?

Regular Corporation (or C-Corporation) A corporation is a separate legal entity that can shield the owners from personal liability and company...

What can a landlord evict a tenant for?

Your question cannot be answered more specifically than by Ms. Ellis and the other attorneys. If any of the tenants commit a material breach of...

I have several thoughts. First, having not read your lease I cannot advise on anything contained in it. It may contain provisions which require you...

As long as the letter the landlord wrote you otherwise complies with Title 68, Section 250.501 (Notice to Quit) (notice must be in writing, contain...

If a corporation (church) has a sole officer who dies and the building is in the corporation name how can the property be transf

I agree with my esteemed colleagues but would add the following. You do not say whether the church is a non-profit corporation or a regular...

How legal is an EMAILED agreement for a lease extension on a business property? No signatures were ever involved

You do not say whether you responded to your landlord's email concerning the extension of the lease. In order to have an agreement, both you and...

Where can I find examples of a general gagging clause that would be considered in court ?

You're looking for a Confidentiality and Nondisclosure agreement. I write them all the time and would be happy to prepare one containing the rights...

Civil Suite against Commercial Landlord. Worth filing a claim/lein, etc.

I am surprised that you have allowed this situation to go on for so long, but do not blame you for what must have been your optimism that...

Business dealing with developer who has not completed project but is trying to charge for it + breached contract

The fact you give seem to give you a right to sue for damages and not make any payments for work not completed. I say this without reading the...

Evicting a family member

If the sister is a "tenant in common" with respect to the property, this means she owns an undivided fractional interest in the property. As a...