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answered on Jan 1, 2018
There are many benefits to incorporating an LLC and transferring your rental home to the LLC. If is not a difficult process, any real estate attorney should be able to help you.
My ex husband apparently works for a company in Orlando Fl, and they pay him by sending my son the money to his paypal account and then my son in return moves it to his bank account and then wires it through western union to Columbia. When I found out this was going on I spoke to my son and asked... View More 
answered on Dec 30, 2017
This is not a question that you should be asking on this type of forum. Your son needs to contact a tax attorney to discuss this situation. Most of us offer a free consultation and attorney client privilege will apply for the consultation.
You would have to pay 450 dollars to make up a clinical day but if you miss class hours you can miss up to 6 days and be fine. bit of backstory we ended up having to go to class because we could not be at the clinical facility that day I had a issue at home so I asked if I could miss the next day... View More
answered on Nov 1, 2017
Your best bet is to have an attorney review the program and attendance requirements and to help you determine your next cause of action.
I received a $6500 deposit 3 months after I left a company. I called to ask about it and was told it wasn't a mistake and it was a prorated bonus. Now I got a letter in the mail requesting I pay it back because it was a mistake. I would have repaid it right away but I was told it was a legit... View More
answered on Oct 30, 2017
no way to say for sure without reviewing your employment contract ect. Best suggestion is for you to review your employment agreement with an employment law attorney from your area.
We will be designing brochures, logos, flyers, etc. for businesses nationally.
answered on Oct 24, 2017
By virtue of the fact that you have a business partner, you won’t be able to operate as a sole proprietor. It would be a partnership. The decision to operate as an LLC, partnership or a corporation will vary depending on the type of business, growth trajectory of the business, such as if you... View More
answered on Oct 23, 2017
I would suggest you have an attorney assist you with the process as this won't be simply changing from a Corp to an LLC on the Secretary of States site, you will also need to update tax documents with the IRS, if there are shareholders and a bylaw, these amongst other things will also need to... View More
They want $40 today but my Social Security check comes next week. Sprint locked when I tried to change service providers.
answered on Oct 4, 2017
Most attorneys charge $250.00 to $300.00 per hour so the cost of getting an attorney will outweigh the $40.00 you owe.
Can creditors go after the firm when the corporation is closed and the bank accounts were closed earlier this year.
answered on Sep 20, 2017
If you are asking can creditors go after the law firm for debts the us no. If you are asking can a creditor go after the assets of the s-Corp the would be maybe. Would need more information to say for sure.
answered on Sep 16, 2017
Not unless you want. Many lawyers are knowledgeable in both fields, business law and tax law.
The official website is with a nonprofit organization and I allowed them to put my bio and link my blog page with their membership list. Could a person from the organization use the same information on their website without my permission?
answered on Sep 13, 2017
Really not enough facts to say for sure. If you allowed someone to post your bio you gave permission for the same and placed the same in public information.
I suggest that you speak with a business law attorney in your area or start by asking the person to remove your bio information from... View More
We are preparing the trust agreement needed to apply for the 5013c tax exemption status.
answered on Aug 21, 2017
You do not need a trust agreement to form a 501(c)(3) organization. You need to file as a non profit corporation and follow the instructions on the IRS paperwork for applying for non-exempt status.
I wont be selling these products in the United States, but in Dubai. The platform might be my own site or something similar to amazon. I just wanted to make the perfect appeal.
answered on Aug 16, 2017
This type of advice will be best to obtain from a lawyer you hire versus this question and answer blog. You likely need to speak with a copyright attorney and or an international law attorney as your question brings into play both types or areas of law.
I sold this account 3 for $65, I said for serious buyers only when it turns out he did no research before buying the account, please read through the replies on the forum and tell me who is in the right. I feel like I don't need to give a refund because the account works perfectly, he just... View More
answered on Aug 8, 2017
This site is not a substitute for the hiring of a lawyer. You need to consult with a lawyer in your area to get legal advice.
I am an Ordained Minister (legally) and a Pastor.
I have members of my ministry who want weekly counseling sessions (paid).
I'm wondering if, because I am not a licensed counselor, I can do this?
Can I charge people for Christian counseling without a MA & a... View More
answered on Aug 6, 2017
Short answer is yes. The "in's and Out's". Most likely under the umbrella of being a pastor of a church versus the a Christian counsellor.
I suggest that you consult with an attorney to work through the logistics first.
My home lease says it is only for residential purposes. I do freelance work from home and recently registered for a fictitious name (DBA) including placing an ad in the paper stating this that contains my home address. My wife thinks this violates/breaks our lease. Am I correct in thinking that... View More
answered on Jul 10, 2017
In order to properly answer your questions, I would have to read your lease, know where you live and research the zoning, deed, HOA/COA and perhaps other restrictions on the use of your property. Registering for a DBA is not relevant to the applicable restrictions, if any, upon commercial use of... View More
Someone told me that it is possible to come to America with b1b2 visa, open a business and then start making profit and then change the visa status. Is it true? and is it legal to do so?
answered on Jul 9, 2017
You need to consult with an immigration attorney on this question.
I am starting a non-profit corporation in the state of Florida, with the intention of applying for 501c3 status. My vision is to grow this non-profit into a nationwide organization, with responsibility for directing the activity of a “chapter” in each state overseeing a “chapter” in each... View More
answered on Jun 14, 2017
I suggest that you hire a business attorney to work with you through this process and get specific one on one advice face to face. This is a large goal that you have which is great but you need to get an attorney on board now and build the structure as you go forward.
Employee offered a 3rd line for free, one day prior to the promo of 3rd line being free (I was unaware of it). I agreed and now the company is charging me the 3rd line and won't honor the promo. Store manager even documented stating that I would receive 3rd line for free. Solutions department... View More
answered on May 30, 2017
I would say that you are already doing what you can to resolve the situation. If they will not honor the deal ask them to cancel the contract and take your business to another carrier.
The expense of hiring a lawyer to fight this case will far outweigh the free third line.
I signed a franchise confidentiality aggrement for a mattress franchise, Before i signed that i already had an idea of the business as far as mark up for prices for products i have 2 friends that works for furnitures stores i learned the ins and outs. i worked in sales for 8 years (not related to... View More
answered on May 14, 2017
It is always possible for you to get sued but there is really no way to tell sis sure. It may just be a wait and see.
We own 5% of a restaurant. There are 2 other partners. The partners emailed us saying they wanted to dissolve our partnership effective immediately. We ran the day to day operations and created every aspect of the business. They changed the locks on us overnight. And know are refusing to return our... View More
answered on May 11, 2017
I suggest that you need to speak with a business litigation attorney immediately before you take any action. Clearly there are issues with the business operation and level of trust between the parties. Seek legal advice.
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