How can I negotiate a non-compete agreement that my current employer requested as a condition for me moving out-of-state?

Generally, if a company is worried about unfair competition, they will seek a noncompetition agreement or at least a confidentiality or...

Can any legal action be done in this situation?

Yes, to the extent someone is stealing your identity with an intent to cause harm or damage. You should engage counsel promptly.

In a mass court of law, what would take president over this. a 12 yr old trust that was set, or a currant will of the deceased

Echoing what the other attorney said, if unchanged or unrevoked, the trust would normally control assets in the trust, and the will would control...

If you are selling a $2MM house, why don't you have an attorney? You really ought to. As far as what is proposed, I wouldn't let my clients do...

You suggest that some people might associate a failed business with you ("creditors may try to associate the debt")? Perhaps that isn't the wisest...

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How long is a Non Compete enforced for after separation?

First, you could ask your former company - if they are willing to release you, it's done. Otherwise, you'll really need to consult with an...

NOT FOR PROFIT, is it really worth attempting a not for profit organization? seems they are growing faster than ever these days?

The short answer is, 'no.' If a business is not able to generate money, it really shouldn't keep going. Changing from a "for profit" to a...

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Echoing the answers of the other attorneys, no. However, note filing requirements mentioned. In addition, if you keep the money overseas in a...

As the IC, how should I deal with IC misclassification?

A little bit of money spent with an attorney now could save you significant hassle later. The goal is to avoid future litigation - you want to do...

As one of several beneficiaries I would like to know our rights to have access to see the estate account statements

Estate beneficiaries do have a right to an inventory and accounting under Massachusetts probate laws. A simple statement to that effect would be...

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