NJ LLC with 2 Members wants to flip flop their percentage of ownership 7 years after the original formation of the entity.

I agree with the previous commentator. A change in interests can be done by agreement or assignment. It should be memorialized in writing. The...

What should I do if my doctor touched a part of my body with his genitals?

If you are uncomfortable, you should immediately change physicians. If you believe that the physician did this on purpose, you should consider...

Property tax appeal: use tax or real estate atty?

I agree with the previous posters. A real property tax appeals lawyer can be of either specialty. You might want to speak with your Tax...

Do i need a lawyer to sue my brother cause he didn't execute my dads will properly and is avoiding me

You should obtain a copy of your father's Will and speak with an attorney as soon as possible. Sometimes there are time limits on filing claims -...

My auntie died.2 sisters remain,its going to probate. the executor will not show us the will.

I agree with the prior response. You may wish to contact the Probate Court in the county in which your aunt lived. You can see if your aunt had a...

The Board of Medical Examiners of each state has state specific rules for patient discharge. You may wish to perform an internet search on...

Can someone tell me how how/where to get ICD9 and CPT codes from? These are office visit and diagnosis codes

I agree with the last responder. Note, however, that certain codes are proprietary and only to be used with permission (such as by health care...

I'm 15 can the cardiologist disclose my heart info to my mom?

Unless your mother doesn't have custody, health care professionals can discuss with her almost all health care matters that pertain to you. Some...

Does the law allow us to obtain copies of medical records with a signed Advanced healthcare directive after a patient dies?

While unfamiliar with the laws of the State of California, an Advanced Directive or any type of Power of Attorney generally dies with the writer. ...

Unless there is a direction to the contrary in the Will, the statutory commissions are increased by 1% for each additional Co-Executor. The fees...