StuckinBiz
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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Az
More information is needed. Thanks.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Az
They may be - you should consult with a local attorney.It was a case from the first year, 2014, not knowing all the legality side. Anyhow it’s a service rendered and client was dissatisfied now they’re suing. Are the assets at risk for the business or personal? Is it related to the newly INC?
Assets transferred from an old company to a new company can be vulnerable in a suit against the first company, as can be personal assets, depending on facts.It was a case from the first year, 2014, not knowing all the legality side. Anyhow it’s a service rendered and client was dissatisfied now they’re suing. Are the assets at risk for the business or personal? Is it related to the newly INC?
If you're already being sued, then you can't spirit away the assets to avoid having them attached in some way. You should have an attorney on board already.Yes how can it be protected? Like the house, savings, personal assets?
I am not sure there is much you can do to protect your assets from a suit after the suit has already been filed.Yes how can it be protected? Like the house, savings, personal assets?
How much is the former client suing you for?Just trying to save the assets from being jeopardized and the company. No lawyer involved. Would a lawyer help even though it is in the pretrial step?
If you've been sued, there is a dollar amount listed.Possibly 10k
Your insurance might cover $10,000 in damages. Check your policies and contact your insurance agent.Just trying to save the assets from being jeopardized and the company. No lawyer involved. Would a lawyer help even though it is in the pretrial step?