Yes, you can sue them for trademark infringement. The details would depend on whether you registered a trademark. If no, then you will not be...

I put everything in her name?

I generally try to answer these questions more in depth than "You need to see a lawyer" but in this case you really do. You may need a few...

Depends on what they do and the terms of the Judgement, which may have a provisions for that.

Same business name but no trademark, if I trademark the name will this prevent legal issues?

You need to try. Investing in a name that is worthless is a dead end anyway. If you are unable to secure the mark you will be much better off...

How I can open one branch in California of my existing business in Canada?

There are a few different ways to go about this. I would suggest that first you fin out all the licensing requirements for you business. This can...

The statute is 4 years but the 4 years start running from the time of reasonable discovery, so if you knew from the start, its too late. If there...

This would be a very high end case and involves a 25+ year partnership ?

There is probably more than 1 legal theory you can use to try to collect, but none are ideal. An ideal would be an actual marriage or something...

It is legal. Sometimes people do this for bad reasons such as avoiding a judgement against their company and keeping while keeping a name. It does...

Possibly all of those. An attorney would need to take a close look at the facts. But there are kind of 2 levels of consideration. 1. What can...

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Can I ask for double or triple damages when suing for money owed for services rendered?

Well, probably not. Small claims court has a limit. I believe it is 10k. In superior court, you technically can. But you will need a super...