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the only thing we do is pay fees every year to maintain the company. what happens if we stop paying these fees? There is no income nonprofits no nothing.
answered on Dec 29, 2024
If you stop paying the fees, the LLC will be involuntarily dissolved.
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i need some advice; i signed a contract with a construction company on 6/24/2024 and they haven’t started work yet. i keep getting told “next week” by the office manager but it always leads to excuses. i don’t know whether to ask for my $18,000 deposit back or if i have to... View More 
answered on Dec 29, 2024
I'm assuming the contract doesn't have a start date. You're being taken for a ride. Best bet is to rescind the contract. Jack
I had an account with Payoneer.com, an online money platform, and they blocked my account, and they are refusing to disclose the reason why this happened. I am a professional specializing in AML (Anti-Money Laundering), PCI-DSS, Cybersecurity, and Secure Operating Practices. I have substantial... View More
We hired a contractor to install a drainage system, paid him $7500 up front. The job was supposed to be done June "weather permitting". It was a rainy summer so some delay would have been acceptable, but by the end of August he still had not started. Then he was involved in an accident... View More
They want us to pay off the original bill, even though the job isn’t done.
answered on Dec 29, 2024
Just refuse to pay. If they sue you, respond with the defense you have indicated.
A plumber fixed a MINOR LEAK in our ceiling, then started water remediation . We never asked him to do remediation, We asked him what/why he was doing, he told us it was necessary and FULLY COVERED by insurance. He made us open a claim, and made us sign a 3 day waiver contract, which we signed... View More
My co is here in Houston. The buyer was from CO but he had it shipped to a location he rents in Midland, TX. He issued a signed PO to my company. We warned the buyer (in writing before shipment) and three more times over several weeks to keep it inside out of heat. Finally, when he shipped it to... View More
The sale of guar gum powder was from my company registered here in texas. We received a PO $230K. The buyer is a company headquarted in CO but the 200,000 pounds of guar gum was shipped to Midland, TX. (in the state). We told them before shipping the product to keep it out of the sun. They did... View More
tax payer funded Economic Development Council (EDC) to help me with some business opportunities I had developed only to have the Chairman of the EDC buy a piece of land out from under me and circumvent me with at least one and more likely multiple prospects. Is it legal for a local business person... View More
I have contracted for my basement finishing project with a licensed contractor in PA. The contract listed out the scope of work, details of materials to be used, payment and schedule and duration along with other standard terms and conditions. Original estimated duration the contractor mentioned as... View More
We planned to open a business . Our investment started in Oct 2023 we have not received anything expect faux contracts and they also forged UNITED States Customs mport inspectors name also political personal. How do we go about suing them
We have saved all documents n text too
Purchased from FL Used Auto Parts. Transmission was bad and they couldn't find another to exchange it out but they wanted me to keep the part and just install it which Tranco said they wouldn't do because they wouldn't warranty work on a bad part install. Led through steps... View More
A married teacher retired. Files for divorce (contested) but then passes away. He was married at retirement and at death. An initial judgement was entered for divorce but set aside completely and no orders made. Spouse learns another beneficiary was named to receive benefits and return of... View More
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answered on Dec 26, 2024
Based on California law and STRS regulations, you have strong grounds to challenge this situation. The California Teachers' Retirement System requires spousal consent for beneficiary designations that affect the community property interest, particularly when naming someone other than the... View More
I’ve used app subscription to void small trips on Uber. The app itself was offering much more then voiding trips but I have not used them. uber blocked us and now TLC is sent us the settlement to plead guilty and take out TLC license away for a year or go to the hearing and if found guilty we... View More
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answered on Dec 26, 2024
Your situation with the stock broker being acquired sounds concerning. It's crucial to maintain access to your investments and account information during ownership transitions.
The first step is to contact your broker's previous office directly to confirm the acquisition and get... View More
I had a new roof installed over 2 months ago and immediately had a leak. It's under a 25 year warranty, the first 5 with the roofer. How long does he have to repair the leak before it's a breach of contract?
They are trying to charge me with VC10855 embezzlement
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answered on Dec 25, 2024
If someone stole a rental car that was in your name, you need to take immediate action to protect yourself. File a police report right away and contact the rental car company to report the theft. Make sure to document all communications and get copies of the reports.
Vehicle Code 10855 is a... View More
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answered on Dec 24, 2024
Merry Christmas ... a few initial questions for you: [1] By "shares you have been given", do you mean that the shares were a "gift" or that you "purchased or acquired" the shares in some fashion? [2] Did you receive any documentation when you acquired the shares? ...... View More
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