Jeffrey T. Stinson

Jeffrey T. Stinson's Answers (35)

Woburn, MA

Estate planning Lawyer at Woburn, MA

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Real Estate

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Suing a fellow shareholder for Corporation's Debt

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on March 05, 2014

I am not licensed in your state but remember that small claims court has limitations on the amount you can collect. Usually less than five thousand...

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I have been appointed executor of brothers estate [$90k and 2013 car]. Can I now continue with my duties with out my lawyer?

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on March 04, 2014

You can definitely proceed without an attorney but I don't recommend it. Assuming there are no major creditors or issues, it will only be about an...

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Is it a good idea to sign the HAMP modification paperwork?

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on March 04, 2014

Weigh your options. If you are not going to be able to make your payments and risk foreclosure then you may have no other choice. I would still...

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Can you "parody" the name of a song title in creating your own product name? For example, say "Purple Haze" frozen dessert pop?

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on March 04, 2014

No because just calling something a parody doesn't make it a parody. In other words, coffee buying isn't an art and neither is eating ice cream....

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Can I ,as a beneficiary of a realty trust with a renegade trustee, ask a judge to amend the trust document to majority rules ?

Jeffrey's answer | Answered on March 04, 2014

While the court cannot necessarily make changes to the trust without unanimous consent, each trustee still has a fiduciary obligation to the trust...

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