Do I ask the accountant to sign the NDA also or just the potential buyers?
Thank you.
answered on Mar 9, 2023
First off, congratulations on the interest in your business.
It will depend on how the NDA is drafted. Typically, an NDA will contain language such as:
"The Receiving Party, including its agents, employees, representatives, members (collectively, the "Receiving... Read more »
For Example, Currently:
Shareholder 1 owns 51% - President
Shareholder 2 owners 49% - Vice President
The New breakdown will be
Shareholder 1 owns 51% - President
Shareholder 2 owns 24.5% - Vice President
Shareholder 3 owns - 24.5% - Treasurer... Read more »
answered on Feb 20, 2023
The corporate record book should be updated and kept current showing shareholders' interest, number of share held, transfer information, purchases, and dates of such activity.
Payment is referral fee for candidate. Guarantee period is also over. Candidate and client agreed on remote, relocation plan. But now client is holding our payment as candidate has not yet relocated.
There is written agreement between both parties. Agreement states that it will govern and... Read more »
answered on Jan 22, 2023
This is not something that can be answered without a document review. That is also the same reason a price for what it will cost cannot be provided. However, this will probably exceed the time and work that most attorneys will offer in a free consultation. So you should expect to pay for about an... Read more »
Payment is referral fee for candidate. Guarantee period is also over. Candidate and client agreed on remote, relocation plan. But now client is holding our payment as candidate has not yet relocated.
There is written agreement between both parties. Agreement states that it will governed and... Read more »
answered on Jan 20, 2023
The question as posed omits much important information. This includes whether or not there was a written agreement, whether or not one party is a licensed professional, whether or not the agreement was negotiated in NJ, and other issues that may become relevant.
answered on Jan 11, 2023
Yes, provided there is no noncancellation clause in the contract. However, the client will be responsible to pay for work done to date you received the cancellation notice which should be in writing . Additionally the client shall be responsible for reimbursement for actual expenses incurred.
Our thread of emails between us and our supplier was somehow intercepted. Over email the person told us the bank information had changed. We sent the wire to the account that was advised. We got the goods. Whoever hacked my suppliers email cut the email communication between us off since they... Read more »
answered on Dec 28, 2022
You have fallen victim to one of the pitfalls of email versus telephone.
Your problem is more complex than can be answered here. You need to contact a good International Lawyer, either in your city, or NYC if you are close. Your facts are "too skinny" for someone on a question... Read more »
I'm a defendant in a small claims case (New Jersey - $3,000) with a plumber. I want to file a counter claim contesting the original issue, but also file a claim for separate issues for a higher $$ value of approximately $6,000. These additional issues include violations to the New Jersey... Read more »
answered on Dec 26, 2022
It would be a better practice if you retained the services of an attorney. If you were to be successful in your counterclaim for consumer fraud violation, you will awarded attorney's fees.
answered on Dec 20, 2022
Speak to a CPA for an analysis of the tax implications of your question.
answered on Nov 8, 2022
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.
A few weeks ago I posted here regarding reopening my divorce post judgement due to fraud. I indicated that I do not have the funds to hire an attorney and was seeking help pro bono. I realize the cost associated with the complexity of this case, and I am willing to help in any way that I can to... Read more »
answered on Oct 25, 2022
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 »
answered on Aug 19, 2022
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 »
Can they go after me personally?
Second question, what happens if I close down my LLC Business?
answered on Jul 29, 2022
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 »
answered on Jul 17, 2022
The garnishment will be reinstated once the creditor finds out about your employment.
I am in NJ and the other participant is either in NJ or NY.
answered on Jun 24, 2022
Yes, NJ is a one person consent state, but I cannot advise you about NY law. Good luck.
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.
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