LLC

My new husband owns a business, it's an LLC. He wants to make me a joint owner and partner. What forms would we need to do this?

LLC has repurchased outstanding units from two members. LLC desires to reissue to a foreign investor who also will contribute additional funds to the LLC. What type of document is best suited for recognizing this transaction and what should the contents entail?

I am starting a social club for men with the intent on charging membership dues and holding events where we would profit from ticket sales. The profit would be used for the benefit of its members. Should I set this up as a Mutual Benefit corporation? If not how should I proceed?

Here is a legal argument that I feel is flawed. What is your thought? Argument: 'A Limited Liability Company is a Corporation and the Law has for many years required that a Corporation must be represented by an Attorney.'Rebuttal: 'A Limited Liability Company is NOT a Corporation. Single Member LLC operate like a Sole Proprietor with an additional layer of protection against liabilities attributed to the LLC and therefore the Single Member CAN appear in Court to represent the LLC just as a Sole Proprietor CAN represent himself in Pro Se. If there is more than one member of the LLC then, yes, an Attorney is needed because the interests of more than a single person must be adequate represented and one of the members can represent the interest of another without a license to practice law. Please tell me your thoughts; this one is bugging me...Please answer for the Michigan, North Carolina, and Generally.

I'm underwater $125,000 on my primary residence, other than that I have very little debt. If I let house go to foreclosure should I be overly concerned about a deficiency judgement Indy mac Bank coming after assets in Nautilus Fitness Plus, LLC formed in Nevada and Baker Properties, LLC formed in Va. Both LLC's are two member LLC.