I am a small business wellness consulting company providing services to non-profit and health care organizations and I would like to know what terms should be included in my contracts? Additionally, are there any pro-bono resources that can assist with this? Thank you!
answered on May 2, 2022
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 »
While applying to the state for an electrical license , does the board have the right to change a law that is also in the state law ? Because it says so on its website ;The Board is engaging in rulemaking to implement the law. i check the law ,N.J.A.C. 13:31-2.1 Qualifications of Applicants... Read more »
answered on Mar 10, 2022
The only way that any one can help you is if you provide more facts. There is no point in speculating.
Will spouse need to file back business tax reports, etc.?
answered on Mar 5, 2022
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.
I received a ticket in the mail addressed to my legal name for the alarm going off on a vehicle registered to a legal LLC corporation
answered on Feb 19, 2022
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.
answered on Feb 16, 2022
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.
My husband’s business partner stole $20,000 from their joint business account after my husband was locked out of the online banking portal. It been going on for a couple of months and it’s clear the the former business partner had something to do with that; which I can only assume is bank fraud... Read more »
answered on Feb 15, 2022
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.
Is there a specific warehouse license I need and would a sitting area be allowable or considered a byob?
answered on Dec 6, 2021
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 »
I have a document I signed I was just wondering if its an estimate document or its legal & binding document I have to pay and if its away you can look at it for me
answered on Nov 26, 2021
No one can know without seeing the document you are referring to.
and part of that agreement is to sign a contract the day before graduating that says either you stay for 2-years or are responsible for paying back all the training costs (equipment/gear/uniforms/salary). If l quit that department to leave to work at another agency that is also PTC, the new agency... Read more »
answered on Oct 24, 2021
Speak to a employment law attorney with experience in this very narrow area of the law.
We had a company that was incorporated 12 years ago in NJ and we just got a notice of a big lawsuit that we were included in and they sent us a request to waive service of summons and a cash out settlement agreement. If there is no longer a company or bank account can we still be held liable for... Read more »
answered on Oct 5, 2021
Your question is far beyond the scope of this forum, or what an attorney would be able to provide in a free consultation.
I do medical transcribing parttime from home. The group I work with was audited by NJ 5 years ago and fined because the transcribers that live in NJ supposedly need an s-corp license, not an LLC. This applied to only those who live in NJ. Why? I opened an s-corp this year and the cost of running a... Read more »
answered on Oct 5, 2021
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.
So we had an NDA made where he can’t share make his own or do anything with the software. He did all of the sudden and I issued him a cease and desist. Afterwards he pointed that he was the owner of the agreement and not us, which was a mistake on my end I switched up the roles, but the terms... Read more »
answered on Aug 26, 2021
To properly answer your question a lawyer would need to review the entire agreement and any other information regarding your relationship and payments.
Is this stealing? How can one alert the authorities if this is against Minnesota or federal law?
answered on Aug 11, 2021
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.
answered on Jun 23, 2021
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!
Is it legal for the owner to get in my business?
answered on May 30, 2021
You need to take your lease to an experienced NJ civil litigation and contracts attorney, who can provide you with meaningful advice. You may need special licensing, insurance and permits as well. All this takes time, especially if you have a tight schedule. You did not mention what town you are... Read more »
I opened the doors to my s-corp in 2020 and due to covid I may have to file for bankruptcy. I have a great opportunity to buy a house now and don't know if the bank will go after my house for collateral. Should I wait to see what the business does or is it safe to buy a house prior to a... Read more »
answered on Mar 29, 2021
If you are a personal guarantor, any judgment against you could attach to your home. So, if you file for bankruptcy first, buying a house would most likely be more difficult, but if you buy a home are sued, and the other side wins it could attach to your home as a lien.
We found out that one of the shareholders was secretly planning to leave the company and start a direct competition literally two blocks away from us. There is a shareholder agreement that everyone signed that has a noncompete clause which prohibits shareholders to be involved in a competition for... Read more »
answered on Feb 9, 2021
Yes, one always has a right to litigate a valid issue. The question did not state whether any dispute concerning the contract was to be arbitrated instead of litigated. For purposes of my answer, I presumed there was no such provision in the agreement. The issues that a court will look to are... Read more »
I did a confession of judgment for a merchant cash advance, I had to close a small businesses that I had and with the confession of judgment the cash advance companie got a judgment against me, I read that confession of judgment doesn't apply out of the state of NY, I live in New Jersey an... Read more »
answered on Feb 10, 2021
Likely it will not be vacated bc you agreed to it. Hire a bankruptcy attorney to evaluate your financial situation and consider filing chapter 7 to eliminate the judgment.
We are family consulting microbusiness, owned by my wife (she does not do work in this business). I feel Workers Compensation Insurance is useless for us, but dont want to pay fine for not having it.
Thank you
Gregory
answered on Feb 3, 2021
You may still be required to carry workers comp insurance. Check with the NJ Dept. of Labor and Workforce Development based on what type of work entity you have created.
"Sole Proprietorship – All sole proprietorships operating in
New Jersey must maintain workers’... Read more »
Also, would passengers be allowed to drink alcohol while I drive? The open container law says This subsection shall not apply to a passenger of a charter or special bus operated as defined under R.S.48:4-1 or a limousine service. Like I previously mentioned, I own a registered and insured minibus... Read more »
answered on Jan 28, 2021
What you want to do is a recipe for major problems. You really need to retain an experienced business attorney, who can set up the right corporate entity and of course, you will need the right type of insurance. Failure to do so could result in your personal assets being placed at risk. Trying to... Read more »
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