Real estate - what are my options?

Echoing the other answers, you'll really need an attorney to review the circumstances to determine whether there is a solid case. While there is a...

Easement agreement. What kind of attorney would I use?

As others have indicated, you need a real estate attorney. There may be other implications, including with regard to a mortgage, title insurance,...

I am planning to buy a property with my brother as co-owner He already owns another property. What are the things to consider?

When buying property with another person, it is wise to consider what scenarios could arise where there might be disagreement, and plan ahead as to...

My Dad died four years ago.

I'm not sure I agree with the other attorneys. I believe there is an exception to the 3 year limitation to probate of a will: G.L. 190B s....

When do people pay estate tax?

Generally, not, as the other attorneys noted. However, there can be twists, and there are certain reporting requirements which would come into...

You really need to look at what information was provided to you, and when. There may be several agreements which affect your rights under any...

My boss is thinking of giving me a 5% stake in her S-Corp- How should i proceed?

You should really speak with an attorney. The first question might be "why", and the second might be 'do you really want to be a minority owner of...

I'm buying a home the sellers and I agreed on price & we both signed p&s with a closing date the buyers are trying to back-out

The short answer is "no" or "probably not." The longer answer is, speak with an attorney ASAP to make sure that things work out the way you want...

How can I get proof that I have an ownership/shares, of an S type (small), Corp in Mass? Im looking for PROOF .

Generally, a s-corp is taxed as a pass-through entity, which means that each owner is taxed on the earnings of the corp, based upon the owner's...

What obligations does a startup company have to its employees when it lays everyone off and returns investor money?

Obviously, it depends upon the contracts between investors and the company, laws concerning payment of wages (and layoffs, assuming you have enough...