There is a lot that goes into asking and answering this question. The legal aspects are probably secondary to business planning. Before you need an attorney you need to have a clear idea, a business plan, sufficient funding, and the right personal environment to launch a business.

Trying to represent yourself in a divorce or post-divorce matter is unwise since you are emotionally involved and not a trained attorney. There has to be a valid reason for reopening a divorce. This is going to be an expensive case and a hard burden to meet. People want to litigate very often,... Read more »

First check the organic documents of the organization. See whether the documents set forth the methods of voting. If none, have the board of directors at a regular scheduled board meeting vote o a proposal to change the organic documents to permit voting by email. Request the members to send in... Read more »

Closing down your business will not help you. Unless you have a 3 member LLC, the person suing you will be able to pierce the corporate veil and go after you personally. You need to retain an experienced civil litigation attorney. With modern technology, you can be represented by any high-quality... Read more »

The garnishment will be reinstated once the creditor finds out about your employment.

Yes, NJ is a one person consent state, but I cannot advise you about NY law. Good luck.

You can begin to understand the basic components of a contract here:

https://www.contractstandards.com/public#contracts

Choosing among clauses, authoring the right clauses, and assembling a contract that makes sense for you is the job of an attorney. It is a skill and an art, and... Read more »

The only way that any one can help you is if you provide more facts. There is no point in speculating.

There are far too many variables and unknown facts to provide you with a meaningful answer. You best way of proceeding is speaking with an experienced business and/or probate attorney. With the current economic environment, the IRS is not an agency you want to take any chances with. Good luck.

Unless your LLC is a properly custom drafted LLC with 3 members, it is easy to pierce the corporate veil and you are going to be liable. It is cheaper to just pay the ticket, you are not going to avoid liability, due to several reasons.

The answer depends on the facts of your case thus I suggest you speak with a lawyer, but generally you will be looking at the civil litigation statute of limitations for Superior Court cases, assuming you meet the standards of being in Superior Court of NJ.

You need a lawyer that handles litigation the lawyer fees however for these types of cases are never cheap as generally you will be in protracted litigation as people will generally try to hide their wrongful actions.

Hi there.

In NJ, alcoholic beverages can only be stored in an area that is included in the licensed premises or in a

licensed public warehouse. In case of a temporary need to store alcoholic beverages elsewhere, a licensee

may apply to the Division of A.B.C. for a special... Read more »

No one can know without seeing the document you are referring to.

Speak to a employment law attorney with experience in this very narrow area of the law.

Your question is far beyond the scope of this forum, or what an attorney would be able to provide in a free consultation.

An "S" Corp is the accountant's best friend and your worst enemy. You need to retain an experienced licensed attorney to custom draft the documents required for an LLC. If you are not at least a 3 member LLC the "corporate veil" that protects you from liabilty can easily be pierced.

To properly answer your question a lawyer would need to review the entire agreement and any other information regarding your relationship and payments.

Too many questions would need to be asked before we could give you a correct answer. You will need to setup a consultation with a lawyer.

There is no legal trading of any securities without a valid license for the appropriate security. If you do not have the right license for example to trade futures, and you do, then you have a serious problem. Don't do it!