Question about deceased husband's IRA.
The very short answer is, they can't keep it. They may have to turn it over to the Commonwealth, they may have to pay it to contingent...
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The very short answer is, they can't keep it. They may have to turn it over to the Commonwealth, they may have to pay it to contingent...
First, one would look at the contract. That may specify where litigation should take place, and or whose laws apply. Otherwise, since the work is...
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It is rather hard to answer without knowing exactly what was in the settlement agreement. In some cases, reopening the matter may be possible. In...
Echoing the previous answer, a threat to disclose confidential information that doesn't belong to the person threatening to disclose may be...
Generally, where a state has laws intended to protect key public interests, the state will apply those laws to companies and persons operating...
It is okay to have a manager within the state, though it isn't a requirement. You do have to have a registered agent in the state, and pay taxes...
Echoing Atty Vaughn-Martel's answer, if someone is significantly behind, and a third party is threatening lawsuits, it is probably time to retain...
In short, with a fact-intensive case, where you can expect conflicting testimony or "prevarication" from the other side, the attorney will have to...
Well, it sounds like the intent (cybersquatting) is there. Given that you've posted to a public forum, this might be something you would be...
It would probably not take much work on an attorney's part to help you with this- and therefore, not that much cost. It may be as simple as...