Legal advice on Business in Minnesota

I am currently 15 years old (16 in May) and my friend and I (same age) want to start a pressure washing business in the summer. I am pretty sure we need to file a DBA as a general partnership, but I don't know if we can as minors. I think we also need to get an EIN to charge tax to our customers and file taxes when the time comes around. I also have no idea what tax forms we will need to file that apply to us being under 18 and the type of business we go with. I would appreciate any help with my situation and how I need to go about it. Thanks!

I am based out of Minnesota, USA and am beginning to lay the foundations of an online digital marketing business. I intend to target a national audience, either now or in the future, and am interested in understanding business license requirements. Specifically, I want to know if you need a business license just within your home state, such as MN, or every state you will 'do business within', specifically as it pertains to an online business (If that makes a difference). I hope to connect with a lawyer familiar with online service-based businesses, and if possible, establish a relationship so whenever I require legal help, I know just where to go. Cheers and hope to hear back soon!

Someone has been making fake accounts with pizza delivery places in my area using my phone number and house address with a fake email address. They make large orders ($50 plus) and choose to pay with cash at the door. I have an idea on who is making the fake accounts but i can't prove it. I've tried telling every delivery place to stop accepting cash only deliveries to my house but for some reason they won't stop and they can't tell me how these deliveries are being made (online, app, or phone) so the delivery drivers just keep showing up to the point that they start messaging with their personal phones about how i need to pay them for their time.

I am in the process of creating my own business , but not sure what contracts would be best to protect myself against any wrongs from clients or if I need an LLC for the company name ?

What is the max percent in MN can I ask for for services returning with a contract funds in clients name

Is the event of sale given to trustee to collect charges due not sold to profit the county? Pacific legal is a non profit that is helping people litigate and recover funds due to them so I know it is wrong but MN don't care about their people or robbing them. Any info would be appreciated. I am incorporated and licensed to do business in MN. So I am sure this is possible looking to hire for knowledge or assistance in collecting as power of attorney or attorney in fact by owner as all this is public information I would keep a percentage for services after collecting what is the percentage I can charge

I started my business formation on the 5 th of January 2023

I register LLC as tutor company in Minnesota but I want to hire my tutors from another states also. Can I do it from my Minnesota's LLC or I need to register LLC in state where are my tutors live?

I bought a camper July 1st. In October we started asking Camping World (the RV dealer), why we hadn't seen our license plate yet. We have since been given the run around by the company, and even their corporate office. They say they haven't gotten the title from the previous owner yet? So, what are they doing selling it to me? I've been making payments since the end of July. Should I be hiring an attorney? P.S. I contacted the BBB, after not hearing from them for over a month. I then heard from corporate a couple of weeks ago. However, they just fed me a line about their marketing manager being involved now. What's he/she going to do? The store I bought it from said the VP was involved. I'm thinking, if he can't get it done, the marketing manager isn't going to get it solved. I don't think I will ever get the license and title. If I should hire an Attorney, what type of Attorney should I hire?

My sister recently changed she and her husband's home ownership address from she and her husband as owners to only her name. She changed the address of their home (where she and her husband still live) into the address of her non-profit business. I am concerned about the legality of this and afraid she may get into trouble for doing so. Is this concern unwarranted? Or is it perfectly legitimate and legal? I would hate to see her get into trouble.