What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CA
My wife was sued for a breach of lease on a commercial building for one of our businesses. We use to have multiple businesses but all but one closed down. That one we still have is an llc. The business that was at the location of the breach of lease was almost same name of current llc business but was sole prop. under my wife. She personally guaranteed the lease and used dba but again not the llc. The llc is my wife, myself and one other.
The landlord has since received a judgement in the name of my wife. Now they are requesting debtors exam but requesting we bring all financial reports, accounts, etc. for the llc. Are they just reaching or does my wife legally have to bring this info. The llc is not named here and has nothing to do with this case. I can see them asking for paychecks and her profits from that business as well as mine but not all financials for the business. Also they are now threatening a till tap but again, i dont see how they could do that when the llc was not named in the judgment, just my wifes name. Am I wrong here?
My wife was sued for a breach of lease on a commercial building for one of our businesses. We use to have multiple businesses but all but one closed down. That one we still have is an llc. The business that was at the location of the breach of lease was almost same name of current llc business but was sole prop. under my wife. She personally guaranteed the lease and used dba but again not the llc. The llc is my wife, myself and one other.
The landlord has since received a judgement in the name of my wife. Now they are requesting debtors exam but requesting we bring all financial reports, accounts, etc. for the llc. Are they just reaching or does my wife legally have to bring this info. The llc is not named here and has nothing to do with this case. I can see them asking for paychecks and her profits from that business as well as mine but not all financials for the business. Also they are now threatening a till tap but again, i dont see how they could do that when the llc was not named in the judgment, just my wifes name. Am I wrong here?