Limited Partnership (LP)

Business Law

Liability law suits! Avoidable! Partnerships, corporations, limited liability companies, family limited partnerships. Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance! ...

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This includes community property (acquired during the current marriage), joint tenants (equal interest), tenants in common (unequal interest) and sold "as is". ...

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Bankruptcy

Rule #1 is to DISCLOSE all information the bankruptcy court asks you to DISCLOSE. Includes chapters 7, 11, 13, debt reduction, foreclosure & mortgage modification...

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Sometimes it is possible to arrange a payment plan. Best debt settlements, however, are available if you are able to settle the entire debt in one payment....

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Limited Partnership (LP)

A limited partnership has one or more limited partners who do not participate in the control of the business an who are not personally liable for the obligations of the partnership, and one or more general partners. The general partners actively engage in the management and control of the business and who have unlimited personal liability for the obligations of the partnership. A limited partnership is generally not subject to federal or California income tax but is liable for the annual franchise tax (presently $800).L

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