I invested money in a Company but cannot get a financial statement. Can I put a lien on assets?
Full Question:
I invested in a (so called) business in the US. I am Canadian and I physically met this person in California. He drafted a contract of which we both signed. There has been much communication between the 2 of us in the past regarding business transactions and such. I asked for financial statements with regards to the business and as of now I have not received a single one. I have all the documentation and emails that have were exchanged between us. Is it possible to put a lien on his property or bank account so I can retrieve my money?
04/20/2017 |
Category: Small Business |
State: California |
#35995
Answer:
As an owner you can compel an accounting.
