Can I sue my university for false charges? What does it take ?
Suing might not be worth the effort. However, it would be worthwhile to make sure that the university removes the charges and clears the claims on...
Wellesley, MA
Business Lawyer at Wellesley, MA
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Suing might not be worth the effort. However, it would be worthwhile to make sure that the university removes the charges and clears the claims on...
It raises serious questions, unless the uncle is/was competent when the 'gifts' were made. There may also be problems, depending upon the uncle's...
Echoing Atty Owen's advice, if there is any significant money involved in this transaction (and the implication is that the commercial property is...
These really aren't legal responses, but you might try setting up an answering machine if you haven't already. Some computer and telemarketing...
Short answer (on limited information) - No! Typically, the whole point of an irrevocable trust is to take it "out of your hands" for estate or...
Yes, as noted by the other attorneys. In some situations, "sitting" on your rights for too long, which makes it more difficult for someone to...
As a general proposition, someone asking a question shouldn't post information which they believe represents evidence of a crime, nor should they...
It is less likely that there would be tax consequences - however, there is the chance that if your parents needed long term care, the $100K gift...
You should consult with a probate/real estate attorney. Not including the real estate on the inventory may not be the real issue, as there could...
It would really depend upon the facts and circumstances of the existing lot, and what you want to do with the ROW/lake access. As a general...