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Your question is too vague. What, exactly, are you asking about? Was a return involved? Was this for a particular transaction?
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Your question is too vague. What, exactly, are you asking about? Was a return involved? Was this for a particular transaction?
Just a quick chime-in to say that I agree with the answer about finding out if she really did have the ability to make the transfer under the power...
Generally speaking, that's a very bad idea. If assets are transferred without adequate consideration when you know you may be about to incur a...
The power company is asking for something of value - the right to use your property - and generally speaking you're entitled to be compensated for...
This is a question that you'll have to consult a real estate attorney on because the answer is going to be very fact-specific. The underlying...
You should speak with a real estate attorney. If the apparent property lines have existed (the ones you were used to) for more than 21 years -...
I believe that you would be responsible for either having them removed, or paying the bill if he has them removed. As to the waste, again, I...
One attorney could, with appropriate waivers of conflicts of interest; however, it would be wiser for each person to have an attorney review the...
I'm going to move your question to the litigation practice area as you are more likely to get responses there.
CPLR 2219 does impose a 60-day period, but that doesn't appear to be a hard and fast rule. The remedy, apparently, is to file an Article 78...