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Am I giving legal advice? I have a online business that provides Corporate Certificates of Good Standing ..

Posted on : 06-12-2009 | By : Legal Information | In : Business Law, Contract Law, LLC, Legal Questions

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I have a online business that provides Corporate Certificates of Good Standing – www.onlinecorporatedocs.com Many clients ask me advise them on which state is the easiest to incorporate & get certified – Should I be recommending a state or would this be considered giving legal advise?

Breaking apart an LLC, Corp in Nj

Posted on : 20-11-2009 | By : Legal Information | In : Business Law, LLC, Legal Questions

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Looking for information on how one or if one can take themselves off an LLC, Corp. in NJ without canceling the LLC completely?

Non-Profit Organization Board, Delaware

Posted on : 09-11-2009 | By : Legal Information | In : Business Law, Employee Rights, LLC

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Can a board member of a non-profit organization resign by e-mail or must the resignation be received in writing and submitted to the secretary. We are incorporated in the State of Delaware.

Finding Attorney Towson Maryland

Posted on : 09-11-2009 | By : Legal Information | In : Business Law, LLC

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I am trying to find an attorney in Towson Maryland that can do a few different things for me. Please advise me because I think an attorney is my best bet. I am going to incorporate an internet business because I do web development in my dorm room. I am very good in developing websites but I’m afraid that I could get sued for something. What type of attorney and any names or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Creating an LLC

Posted on : 16-10-2009 | By : Legal Information | In : Business Law, LLC

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I have a small Internet business that is under my name. For personal reasons I’m going to create an LLC. I’ve read a lot of information on where this LLC should be created including Texas, Nevada, Delaware, New York and a few other places. Can someone let me know for business reasons and tax reasons which of the states would be serve me in the LLC process. I want to be protected if I get sued and if I can save a few dollars in the process more the better.

wage garnishment, I am self employed – own an LLC company

Posted on : 02-10-2009 | By : Legal Information | In : Bankruptcy & Debt, Business Law, Garnishment of wages, LLC

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I am self employed – own an LLC company, and a debt collector won’t negotiate payments and has threatened garnishment. I know they can’t garnish my wages, but can they put a freeze on any bank accounts with my name even associated with the business? I live in Texas

Small claims suit, LLC?

Posted on : 07-09-2009 | By : Legal Information | In : Bankruptcy & Debt, Business Law, Garnishment of wages, LLC, Landlord Laws, Other Legal Topics, Real Estate Law, Small Claims Court, Tenant Law

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A tenant just signed a lease with me after looking at the apartment and when she moved in the small cabinet above the toilet had mold in it. She called me and I told her the maintenance man would be out to fix it the next day. She then demanded a refund for the apartment claiming it was not livable and she moved out. She went to small claims court and has filed suit against me personally. The building is in a L.L.C. and the contract is also in L.L.C. If judge rules in her favor can they come after me personally and garnish my wages? What will happen to my L.L.C. if she files lien against that? Will she be able to get anything from me?

State of Florida: how to transfer title of personal auto to a new llc

Posted on : 08-08-2009 | By : Legal Information | In : Bankruptcy & Debt, Business Law, Contract Law, LLC, Other Legal Topics

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I just formed an llc in Florida to protect my assets from future creditors. How do I transfer my 2 cars (no liens)? Should I transfer my Homesteaded (no mortgage) to my llc?

Can a dissolved corporation (non-profit) sue?

Posted on : 01-08-2009 | By : Legal Information | In : Business Law, Contract Law, LLC, Other Legal Topics

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Can a lawsuit be brought in the name of an HOA in Utah, if the non-profit corporation has been dissolved since 2004 for non-renewal and not having a registered agent in the state?

Left company, Starting my own

Posted on : 26-07-2009 | By : Legal Information | In : Business Law, Contract Law, Employee Rights, LLC, Non compete agreements, Other Legal Topics

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I have recently left a company I was working with for 15 months. The business itself is owned by a lawyer ( he has had disciplinary action taken against him by the bar, yet still able to practice law) and at first things seemed on the up and up. I was laid off because of the economy and horrible business practices. He continues to charge the customers credit cards, refuses to talk to them after making promises and false statements, and then would not send the products. He continues to have severe financial problems. I want to start up my own company and I know many states have a law called the Uniform Secrets Trade Act. While working there I was the go to, talk to guy. How can I legally contact my former customers. My business will sell the same products, just under a different name. I just want to be sure that the process is legal. Please advise.