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November 19, 2025

Who takes my business partner’s place after they pass?

I am organizing a first company minute meeting after my 50% partner and voting member passed away last week. I am not sure who his estate manager is; I am assuming it is his sister, who was his hospital decision maker. Therefore, I will ask her to attend. I just want to make sure it is the correct way to proceed.

Business

November 14, 2025

[TX] What should a solar and battery installation contract include?

Hello, I’m seeking assistance building a contract for solar and batteries for off-grid living settings and grid-tied systems.

TX Business

November 14, 2025

Is my existing LLC protected if I run a partnership as a DBA under it?

Does a DBA have any legal rights to the parent company LLC?

Business

November 11, 2025

[NY] What legal options do I have if a customer charged back $100,000 in payments for fleet maintenance and truck repairs completed over six months?

A customer chargedback 100,000 of invoices.

NY Business

November 7, 2025

[OH] How do I transfer assets and a promissory note between LLCs?

I need a contract to transfer assets from one of my LLCs to another.

OH Business

November 6, 2025

[ND] Do I need a license to sell tee shirts online?

I have shirts that I’ve had designed for my podcast. I sell them on a friend’s website where he does print-on-demand for several bands and podcasters. I put a link to his site with my shirts on it, and if I sell one through his site, I make a commission off that. Is this something I need a business license for or any other types of permits?

ND Business

November 5, 2025

Does my former partner still own 5% or is he just owed his investment?

My friend is suing me.

Business

November 4, 2025

How can I get a demand letter sent to an individual that owes my company money today?

The individual was notified in March that a substantial amount was due to be paid to our company in exchange for services we provided to him. He made attempts to pay down the debt, but after April of this year has made no further contact or attempt to pay anything else. We have reached out to him both via phone and text, to no avail. The last time we spoke to him, we sent a message explaining that we would officially cancel services and cancel any training completion certificates that we had issued prior if we did not receive payment for previous invoices. That message was sent on June 11, 2025. The amount owed now sits at $7,145.

Business

November 4, 2025

Can I use another company’s logo on my social media?

Am I allowed to display a logo of a company on my social media if I no longer carry that brand?

Business

November 3, 2025

[FL] I’m a contractor that was given a bad check for payment. The client never made the payment right. What can I do?

I’m a contractor that was given a bad check for payment. The client never made the payment right. What can I do?

FL Business

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