A land lease lets a tenant use land without purchasing it, but the agreement controls improvements, financing, and end-of-term rights. Understand the structure before committing money to leased property. read more

Learn how to close a business with debts legally, manage unpaid obligations, protect directors, and avoid creditor lawsuits after dissolution. read more

"Co" usually means "company," but it does not necessarily identify a business's legal structure. Understand when you can use Co in a business or LLC name and which registrations to check. read more

You may be able to sell shares through an issuer's transfer agent or transfer them directly to a buyer. The right process depends on how the shares are registered, whether you hold a paper certificate, and whether the company is public or private. read more

An LLC owner can generally lend personal funds to the company, but the transfer should be documented and managed as a genuine loan. This guide explains the process, tax questions, and differences between a loan and a capital contribution. read more

A trust can own an interest in a holding company if the trust terms, entity documents, and applicable law permit it. The right structure depends on your control, succession, liability, and tax goals. read more

A partnership can be incorporated by converting it into a corporation or LLC, providing protection and tax benefits. Learn the process and key considerations. read more

Can a company have two presidents? Learn state law rules, pros and cons, and best practices for co-presidency structures in corporations and LLCs. read more

Understand the California Uniform Trade Secrets Act, how it protects confidential business info, and key differences from federal trade secret laws. read more

Learn how to create a valid partnership agreement in California, including legal requirements, liability rules, and why written agreements matter. read more