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Your current state is Ohio
answered on Apr 2, 2024
Yes. You can. You should also report any debt owed to your friends and family as well.
Do i have any problems here? Or is this possible to partially own one company as another LLC ( B ) while still sharing ownership with a single individual of LLC (A)
The subsidiary is in a very unhealthy relationship with their owner. The owner doesn't treat the subsidiary well, doesn't invest in the subsidiary and has become a competitor. Additionally, the subsidiary is charged a hefty fee for administrative support from the owner which isn't... View More 
answered on Mar 26, 2024
I apologize, but I am not entirely sure what type of relationship you are describing. Your description would include many different scenarios. Most importantly would be any contractual obligations of the parties. I have no doubt the subsidiary has options, but I don't know what may be the best one.
Does a Michigan LMSW-C interested in forming a private practice that offers multispeciality services (i.e. lactation, training, consultation) need a LLC or PLLC?
answered on Mar 18, 2024
If the LLC Is going to offer services for which a license is required, it must be a PLLC. MCL 450.9201, 9202.
So I want to start a business and sell a lot of things, but most want to create products using superhero logos from D.C comics and marvel. However am not sure if its okay for me to use it without having to ask permission or without me breaking rules of trademark.
answered on Mar 11, 2024
You may want to repost this under the "Trademark" heading. Your question is more about intellectual property than "Business Formation," the chosen category. Maybe consider adding the "Copyright" category as well, depending on what you plan to sell. Attorneys in those... View More
This LLC was formed to make one specific investment. Can we declare him in "bad standing" and not send him other relevant information about the investment?
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answered on Mar 11, 2024
No attorney should answer this question without reviewing your operating agreement. I sure hope that you have one. It should spell out the legal mechanism for expelling a member. If you have questions or more information, I'd be glad to help.
answered on Mar 4, 2024
No. You yourself (or someone else) can be the registered agent as long as you maintain a physical address as your company's registered office where you can be personally found for purposes of physically serving you with important legal papers.
I have proof
answered on Mar 16, 2024
There is no way for anyone here to know this. I do not know who the company you mention is, but as a general matter, many investigations (other than public ones such as NTSB accident investigations, or certain cases receiving journalistic coverage) are not conducted openly. Good luck
My partner and I share 50/50 of a business we just started. We are mere weeks away from our first sale and now his wife wants 4% ownership of the company, which they both expect me to give up 2% to her because she came up with the idea. In the beginning she said she didn't want to be an owner,... View More
answered on Feb 19, 2024
A Texas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. But this may be a difficult question for any attorney to answer in the brief format of this Q & A forum. If you reached out to attorneys, it's likely that instead of a quick yes or no answer, law firms would... View More
Let's say that I previously was a sole proprietor and served client ABC during that time as a sole proprietor. Let's also say that at some point after serving client ABC, I formed an LLC for the same business. At some point after the formation of the LLC, client ABC sues me/my business.... View More
answered on Feb 11, 2024
If the basis for the lawsuit is for something that happened before you formed the LLC, then the LLC shield does not protect you from personal liability.
If I were to go through with this, What Ubisoft owned content would be protected under copyright, trademark and Patent and would the original ideas, designs and characters be included under this. I would really like to understand so that I don't commit any copyright infringement.
answered on Jan 31, 2024
All those protections you have concerns about (copyright, trademark, etc.) are categories on this forum. You could repost and add them as headings. That would result in better chances of a response. See the linked text, "Show More Practice Areas." Good luck
answered on Jan 22, 2024
If you are looking to organize a PA LLC it will require a street address for the Registered Office in PA. That can be an office or something simple like a UPS Store "suite" address, or you can hire a Registered Agent in PA.
This is about my father who died in 1981. He was a founder of a major company. I can't find anything at all about him anywhere. Not even an obituary, news about his accident, his marriage to my mother, nothing about his estate. I was a month old when he died and I found what looks like a trust... View More
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answered on Jan 16, 2024
That date pre-dates most archived electronic probate dockets. You will likely need to either 1) request that the docket related to the case be sent to you or 2) go to the court to obtain copies of the documents yourself.
Is there an office and contact at Los Alamos and recommend law firm with Los Alamos track record.
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answered on Jan 12, 2024
To acquire license rights to patents held by Los Alamos, you should contact the Technology Transfer Division at Los Alamos National Laboratory. This division is responsible for managing the licensing of the laboratory's technologies and patents. Their website provides contact information and... View More
The pastor has experienced financial difficulty. They have not filed for bankruptcy, however they have received funding from an investment group. The promissory note reads,This Promissory Note shall become due and payable prior to maturity without presentation, demand, protest or notice of any... View More
answered on Jan 7, 2024
If a written promissory note, signed by the parties, is not paid when due, then the holder of the note may make demand or commence suit. In your case, if the borrower is not offering some other or new solution, it sounds like it is time to commence suit.
A que distancia yo puedo construir una granja de 10,000 pollos de una casa residencial que no es mia?
answered on Dec 16, 2023
It may be difficult to get guidance for this on this forum, as it looks like it will involve the laws of the Dominican Republic. This forum deals mainly with U.S. law and courts. If you could consult with an attorney who deals with land use and agricultural matters, they might be able to offer... View More
Research and development physics laboratory that would include particle accelerators. For the state of Michigan
answered on Dec 9, 2023
Zoning requirements vary depending on WHERE in the state you are. Your best bet is to contact a local lawyer to provide specific information for the city/township where you are interested in building.
That said, there are LOTS of legal issues before building a complex thing like this, and... View More
I got a lawyer and paid off the full amount. I also took my son off the account. I still wish to do business with that bank because I have multiple building and business in that bank. How would this affect my business and my bank relationship. What are my next steps and what will happen?
answered on Dec 2, 2023
I'm not understanding what amount had to be paid off and why. If everything is now straightened out, what would be the issue of continuing with the bank?
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I am starting an import-export business and I am wondering would having business with my home country cause any issues with my residency here in Canada. Traveling to my home country is by no means safe for me, however, this business does not require my physical presence in Iran and I can conduct... View More
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answered on Nov 7, 2023
Engaging in business with your home country, where you are recognized as a Protected Person, should not inherently affect your residency status in Canada. However, it's crucial to ensure that this business activity does not contradict any of the conditions of your protection status.... View More
he went to school for grant writing i have never did anything like this im starting my own non-profit its going to be a treatment based on how we heal as native people from our addicrions i feel he knows what he doing i dont want him to be sneaky and take over on something i worked hard for and... View More
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answered on Nov 7, 2023
To protect your interests in your non-profit and its intellectual property, it's essential to establish clear agreements in writing. Consider drafting a contract that outlines the scope of work, duties, and limitations of the grant writer's role, ensuring it includes confidentiality and... View More
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