Contract, Detach, And Llc

[compassionncare2014]

Should I as a Caregiver form an LLC with my Patients all included in a written contract?

 

Also, I own a few acres and want to build a pole barn for growing. Should I detach say an acre and lease it to the LLC?

 

My goal is to protect my land from Forfeiture and have shared Liability with all parties involved.

[bobandtorey]

Why not protect whats yours and share the Liability with all

 

Care-given is still  a risky  business today if raided two things will happen one is Leo checks things out and goes away the other will cost you $$$

[Kingdiamond]

I wouldn't until the state forces you to do so to be a caregiver as far as protecting your property by leasing land you own to a company you also own I don't think that would stop the feds from attempting to take your property in forfeiture proceedings but I am not a lawyer so Im not sure .

[abe supercro]

I don't believe incorporating will save you from liability the way you may hope. It's not like it's a loophole for a worst case scenario. nice try

Edited January 15, 2014 by abe supercro

[trichcycler]

NO ! YOu will not be able to claim any marijuana expenses legally on a federal level, and if you do , say, call it a wood cutting business, you'll be guilty of money laundering.

[bobandtorey]

NO ! YOu will not be able to claim any marijuana expenses legally on a federal level, and if you do , say, call it a wood cutting business, you'll be guilty of money laundering.

I didn't think about that part

[pic book]

NO ! YOu will not be able to claim any marijuana expenses legally on a federal level, and if you do , say, call it a wood cutting business, you'll be guilty of money laundering.

so it's back to your atty...hope you didn't pay the bill yet.

[t-pain]

renting / leasing the land may help in forfieture. depending on the circumstances, the prosecutor, etc.

 

are contracts still reccomended between caregivers and patients?

i'd think thats way too much hassle, as a patient i wouldnt sign any contract.

 

i'm no lawyer.

[ozzrokk]

It would not help you at all from Federal forfeiture........ once they attach a federally illegal substance to it they can and will do as they wish.

[t-pain]

right, the feds have been going after harborside dispensary in california with that for a while now.

[GregS]

Howdy nugget.

 

A business attorney can best advise you in these matters. We'd all love to spout off with free advice and I'm sure we will. But trust me. Talk to a pro.

Edited January 16, 2014 by GregS

[trichcycler]

"hello mr lawyer, I'm about to embark on a scheme to violate federal laws, would you please advise me"  I remember those days....

[Wild Bill]

They might charge both you as an individual and the LLC thereby enabling them to get fines from both entities.

[Restorium2]

Survey, creating a new proterty description, filing it properly so it means something, would cost you thousands of dollars. What you got going there cowboy? Sounds like you are collecting from more than just 5 patients to be thinking 'large' like that.

I will suggest you work from your potential income of what 5 sick folks can pay you minus expenses. At that rate it will take you decades to even pay back your investment. Math is a business person's friend. Start with math and you will go far and waste less time dreaming 'large'.

[pic book]

i have 50 pounds

how do i stick that on an llc and skate?

[compassionncare2014]

Reference michiganmedicalmarijuana.org hold your curser over Caregiver, then click on The Patient/Caregiver Relationship and read Paragraphs 2b, 3, and 4. Maybe even read How do I become a Caregiver. I know most of the information on this site is a recommendation and persons can choose how the conduct themselves and their relationships. I'm only seeking information and knowledge on how to proceed. Of course I'm going to consult an attorney, and I don't intend to use loopholes or break the law. But wood cutting business, really? how did you draw that out of what I wrote, Really! This site recommends a contract, which I think is a good idea, and I want my bases covered. I guess this forum is just that, nothing more, I'll stick to the legitimate content. Enjoy and good growing.......................

[trichcycler]

the wood cutting biz referenced was for illustration purposes only. I was not intended to be an example of what you are proposing, but one of what many have . Anyone considering that they would establish an LLC obviously does not know of the federal taxation issues, so I pointed them out to you. The other half of that post was an answer to your op, sorry you missed that part.

"NO ! YOu will not be able to claim any marijuana expenses legally on a federal level, and if you do , say, call it a wood cutting business, you'll be guilty of money laundering."

 

Reference michiganmedicalmarijuana.org hold your curser over Caregiver, then click on The Patient/Caregiver Relationship and read Paragraphs 2b, 3, and 4. Maybe even read How do I become a Caregiver. I know most of the information on this site is a recommendation and persons can choose how the conduct themselves and their relationships. I'm only seeking information and knowledge on how to proceed. Of course I'm going to consult an attorney, and I don't intend to use loopholes or break the law. But wood cutting business, really? how did you draw that out of what I wrote, Really! This site recommends a contract, which I think is a good idea, and I want my bases covered. I guess this forum is just that, nothing more, I'll stick to the legitimate content. Enjoy and good growing.......................