Learn how to close a North Carolina LLC, including approval, dissolution filings, winding up, provision for liabilities, and applicable tax account closures.

Review an NC dental associate offer or renewal: define pay and final commissions, departure insurance, restrictive covenants, and the terms of a future buy-in.

Bringing an NC dental associate into ownership? Define the interest, price, Board certification, PLLC membership, management, pay, and exit before signing.

Buying a dental practice in NC? Check ownership, liens, lease, contracts, patient records, and closing conditions before signing a purchase agreement.

A dentist owner's death triggers NC professional entity rules. Learn the 30-day Board notice, temporary holding, transfer, PLLC timing, and value questions.

North Carolina ended Board pre-approval for dental management arrangements in July 2026. Learn what the written agreement must still cover before signing.

North Carolina changed this on October 1, 2025. A deceased member's estate now holds information rights and dissolution standing, but never management control.

An adjudication of incompetence ends LLC membership in North Carolina under G.S. 57D-3-02(a)(2), the same statutory event as death. Rights pass to a guardian.

A North Carolina operating agreement can expressly waive an estate's standing to seek dissolution. Information rights differ, and one point remains unsettled.

Since October 1, 2025, a deceased LLC member's estate holds standing to seek judicial dissolution in North Carolina, unless the operating agreement waived it.

Since October 1, 2025, a deceased LLC member's estate holds information rights under G.S. 57D-3-04. Here is what it covers and how a valid demand is made.

When the only member of a North Carolina LLC dies, the company dissolves on the 90th day unless a new member is admitted first. Here is how that window works.

Without a buy-sell agreement, your business partner's spouse becomes your new co-owner the day they die. Here's how to structure and fund one that works.

How to structure a sale to private equity for tax efficiency in North Carolina. Capital gains, NIIT, installment sales, rollover equity, QSBS, and NC state tax.

How private equity buyers value blue-collar service businesses in North Carolina. EBITDA multiples, trade-specific ranges, and what drives valuation premiums.

Complete legal guide for North Carolina business owners selling to private equity. Valuation, tax, legal risks, and estate planning for blue-collar service businesses.

Family businesses fall apart after the founder dies because no plan existed. Learn the specific tools that prevent family conflict and keep the business intact.