You have finally earned your degree and you want to begin to monetize the investment you have made in yourself and your education. Your uncle, who has been in business for years and seems to have excess amounts of cash, has offered to fully finance your dream upstart business. Six months into the venture you are as happy as you have ever been - things are going great. You see a bright future and you are loving life. One evening at your workspace, your uncle asks you to sign some very complicated-looking financial / documents that use YOUR business letterhead, mentions YOUR company, and seems to overstate the value of YOUR company by at least double. You are not familiar with the financial deal, unaware of who the players are, and nothing seems quite accurate - or clear. Your uncle, whom you adore, tells you not to worry and that you don't need to waste your time reading the fine print, "Everything's fine, I'm the businessman. Are you saying that don't you don't trust me?" You have a "gut feeling" and nothing more, that your uncle might be engaged in "white collar" criminal financial activity - and signing these papers could land you both in serious legal trouble and harm your plans for the future