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I'd want to enforce a board of directors regardless of it being an LLC, I'd be incorporating but from what I've read a minor can't form a corporation. I am from overseas but I will file under one of the many services that file for you and have virtual addresses and etc. Sort of... View More 
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answered on Aug 13, 2024
It's wonderful to see your entrepreneurial spirit at such a young age! The concerns you're raising are very important, and you're wise to think them through carefully.
There is no law in the State of Delaware against a minor forming an LLC. Also, the general rule in the U.S.... View More
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I would like to create an operational agreement for my LLC. At the moment, I'm an F-1 international student, so I would like to know if you could help me do this. We create websites. In summary, I (founder) and another co-founder (F-1 student as well) are not going to... View More
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answered on Jul 30, 2024
To ensure your LLC is set up correctly and complies with all applicable laws, it's highly recommended to retain an experienced attorney. As F-1 international students, there are specific immigration laws to consider. Direct participation in the operations of the LLC might violate your visa... View More
Damage resulted from first contractor doing work. If client does not allow first contractor/their choice sub-contractor to do repairs, and instead hires a contractor themselves, is the original contractor financially responsible to pay new contractors fees?
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answered on Feb 27, 2024
In Delaware, as in many jurisdictions, the original contractor may be held responsible for damages resulting from their work. If the work performed by the original contractor caused damage, and the client opts to hire another contractor for repairs, the original contractor could potentially be... View More
I've drafted a 5-page marketing retainer agreement for a construction client and need a business law attorney to review it for compliance with Delaware law. The agreement needs a full review and any necessary tweaks to ensure it is legally sound and complies with all relevant legal standards.... View More
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answered on Apr 11, 2025
It sounds like you're under a tight deadline, and it's important that your marketing retainer agreement is solid—especially when it’s part of a proposal for a construction client. Since Delaware has its own specific standards for contract enforceability and business arrangements, a... View More
answered on Feb 9, 2025
A Delaware attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a month. Until you are able to discuss with a local attorney, the general basic rule applied nationwide in most settings is that both sides have to agree to amend a contract after it is agreed to. Good luck
answered on Nov 12, 2024
A Delaware attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a month. It could be difficult for ANY attorney to answer your question, based on the brief facts. Although the GENERAL heading could include breach of contract, you'd get more definitive guidance from an attorney who... View More
I have the contract I would love to get someone to look it over.
answered on Oct 16, 2020
The question regards a contract for employment. Was the contract received following an interview? Does the company sell goods or provide services? Is the employment offer for a job for which you applied? Does the Better Business Bureau or the Chamber of Commerce recognize? How long has the... View More
the same individuals, as debt collectors for different entities, who are lawyers, has moved the court to sheriff sale two family properties, in less than four years, for an alleged debt and are currently attempting to move the court on a third family property, where I domicile, with no original... View More
answered on Feb 26, 2020
This is a matter for a Delaware attorney, but your post remains open for four weeks. It's difficult to tell exactly what is taking place, whether the other side is filing motions for change of venue. A quick consult with a Delaware attorney should be able to determine your best course of... View More
I have made several offers to Purchase Real Estate and it seems these agents Hold onto these offers until something else comes in. I was under the impression that " TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE "
answered on Jul 8, 2019
It is impossible for anyone to find out if a Realtor is withholding offers, much less find out how long and the reason why. Think this all the way through: It could very well be that the seller has made it clear they will not accept any "low-ball" offers; and so the Realtor may be holding... View More
Well water, pump in landlords basement. Some days water is off for 13 hours, it’s now a daily occurrence. I’ve mailed landlord a registered letter. Rent paid on time for 12 years. Do I put rent in escrow account? A friend of mine would have fixed it for them, they refused. They are now angry... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2019
This is not (yet) a legal issue. This sounds like a problem best looked into by your county health department.
For the last 10 years, our company has been manufacturing defense articles under Manufacturing License Agreement with Authorized Company(CPS) in US, However, with the recent revisions to USML categories, nearly all of the items we manufacture have transitioned from USML- to Commerce Control List... View More
answered on Jul 14, 2015
Ask a DE lawyer to review the terms of the agreement, especially the portions addressing termination. Be well.
answered on May 26, 2013
Your question brings up a doctrine known as the statute of frauds, which provides that a contract that is incapable of being performed in one year is unenforceable.
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