Wellesley, MA
Business Lawyer at Wellesley, MA
Practice Areas: Business, Estate Planning ... +2 more
The short answer is, yes, you can ask that they be defaulted. Whether or not this is granted would depend upon why they didn't respond, including...
As long as you are not misleading the public about your organization's plans, a hiatus in programs is possible. Of course, you do have to maintain...
As mentioned by the other answer, you'll have to comply with the requirements of your lender. Much is required by the lender and or closing...
There shouldn't be a problem if there are too many discharges, only if there weren't a discharge from the record title holder. Title problems are...
The old adage is "don't count your chickens before they hatch." Occasionally, there are issues which arise during creation of a settlement...
Basically, a limited power of attorney should include all powers necessary to carry out the limited tasks needed - broad enough to cover...
Ultimately, the Executor is responsible for preserving estate assets. It is a good idea for an executor to be fair and equitable in administering...
It is illegal to remove survey stakes and monuments, for what that's worth. A "no trespass" letter sent to a person, with a copy to the police,...
This isn't a simple question, and it warrants speaking with an attorney. There are various factors which might come into play, including amounts...
Generally, a trust must be interpreted according to its written terms, though if terms are missing, statutes or the common law would fill in, in...