How to cash a check to the Estate of...

It appears from what you have said that the insurance policy did not have a designated beneficiary. If this is true, then by default, it is payable...

Are legal settlements in employment cases taxable?

Most settlements in employment cases result from (a) being a whistle blower, (b) discrimination, (c) sexual harassment, or (d) unjust termination....

How can i keep my commercial property out of tax sale

Pay the taxes. If the property is located in NJ, municipalities do not put them up for sale so quickly if you are only one quarter behind. After a...

My Grandmother died a few months ago and left me a college fund, I am in high school.

As noted by my first colleague, everything depends on what the account or if a 529 educational plan provides. The facts given are insufficient to...

Insurance Law - A man recently died leaving his out-of -wedlock child as beneficiary. Can his legitimate child contest?

As Mary has indicated, life insurance, which has a beneficiary designation, passes directly to the designated beneficiary. It is not subject to...

You facts are confusing. While you indicate you have confirmation from the Commonwealth that the LLC was formed, you then state you have no...

My client "xyz" wants me to hire as full time. Can i join xyz ? doing so am i breaching this contract ? is this contract valid?

As both my colleagues have indicated, you should consult an attorney prior to accepting employment. It appears you are currently under contract...

My partners have been giving my deceased Father's wife his partnership distribution instead of purchasing his interest.

You need to read the PA to determine if it allows modification by 51%, 2/3rds or requires that any modification be agreed to by all partners. It is...

How can I obtain property that belonged to my late father who died without a will?

Interesting enough, NJ has a statute and rule of court that allows the probate (in the case of a will), or the administration (where there is no...

To be legal, a contract requires an offer, an acceptance and consideration ($$$ or a promise to act or not act) between two or more people...