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Are Trustees required to sign a 6(d) certificate following a foreclosure, where the Selling bank only pays the 6 month superlien
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Answered on September 03, 2011
Lengthy though it is, the statute is available online.
http://www.malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartII/TitleI/Chapter183A/Section6
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What is a Richards issue?
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Answered on September 02, 2011
If you mean "Rogers" instead of "Richards", it refers to a case in which the court basically said that depriving a person of their rights to...
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Can I sue a trustee for failure to pay on a contract entered into by a beneficiary?
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Answered on September 02, 2011
It appears you would have a legal basis for enforcing the verbal promise from the trustee, assuming it predates your actual performance under the...
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How do I figure out a fair price to sell my 24% of my corp ???
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Answered on September 02, 2011
Generally, a corporation is a creature of written agreements. Some of those are statutory defaults, in the absence of any other specific...
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What can I do if a relative abused the power of attorney for his personal gains. he is now deceased, can you sue the estate?
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Answered on September 02, 2011
Echoing the answers of the prior two attorneys, your cousin was acting as a fiduciary under the power of attorney - unless that power of attorney...
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Surviving Spouse in Massahusetts
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Answered on September 02, 2011
As noted by the other attorney, at this point in time, property owned by your husband in his name alone would be part of his intestate estate, and...
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Trying to sell my 24% of the demestic profit corp in MA
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Answered on September 02, 2011
Generally, you don't have a right to be "bought out" of your small business corporation in Massachusetts. However, you do have a right not to have...
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I recently resigned my position.
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Answered on August 30, 2011
This is only a general answer, because state statutory and case law does vary from state to state. Generally, the employer likes to make sure that...
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What happens to an estate and the deceased's belongings when there is no executor?
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Answered on August 30, 2011
Technically, the personal property of your late father (his "stuff" and any bank accounts, securities, etcetera) titled in his own name (and not in...
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How do I go about suing Bank of America in order to enforce an agreement they sent me?
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Answered on August 30, 2011
Unfortunately, sometimes the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing. It sounds like they goofed, and it needs to be pointed out to...