Generally, a will is supposed to be filed with the probate court within 30 days. If it isn't, an interested party can request that it be produced...

Does a town building inspector have the right to call me at work and interegate me and threaten me.

The underlying issue is that there have been problems in the past with people removing asbestos in an unsafe fashion, and possibly disposing of it...

Previous accountant found to cook the books, should I worry?

Generally, no. However, you should probably bring this to the attention of your current accountant, and ask for their sage advice on what would...

Is there a simple and quick way to create a easement among parties to share a driveway thats accepted by both

No. If you are talking about an honest-to-God easement (which passes with the land), then you are of necessity involving other stakeholders (e.g.,...

Not sure what the question is. Sounds like you have an ongoing prescription for a medicine available only by prescription, but there were a few...

What is the worst that could happen if i was sued by my employer for breaking a contract

Depends. Sometimes these so-called "noncompetes" are simply unenforceable, particularly for low level employees who are not paid much. They are...

Can my business partner (with47%) in a business (llc) where I own 33% prevent me from coming back to work in our business?

In an ideal situation, when an LLC is created, the creators take the time to hire an attorney and have a proper operating agreement drawn up, to...

In a MA. Probate court if the parties of an Estate issue and the Judge orders a "Master" she said he gets paid 10% right off the

It is not unusual for probate court judges to point out the benefits of parties solving matters on their own, thus saving court resources for...

Is it common practice that my lawyer doesn't respond to my calls or get beakc to me for two-three weeks

Generally not, unless they are hospitalized or in rehab, or there are other facts not presented here. Not that you should have to pester them, but...

In Massachusetts, to which court do I file papers to dissolve a joint tenancy of an account in stock holdings?

First, you should check with the transfer agent or brokerage house - as the answer may lie there. If they are custodians of the account, they may...