You should get a lawyer. You probably won't get off, but a good lawyer might be able to negotiate down to something less serious.

DO Parent and MOTHER NEED ATTORNEY TO INVOKE ADOPTION for good cause Fraud & Deceptive and Abuse treatment .

I'm afraid that your question is entirely unclear. If possible, could you restate it briefly and shortly?

Joe and Jan left a house to their daughter Diane. Diane didn't have the house put in her name before passing away. She did

Since everything revolves, ultimately, around estate issues, Bob should be consulting with a probate attorney who may be able to help him sort out...

How can non-US residents open a bank account?

As a practical matter, it would probably be a good idea if the corporation had an agent of some sort - an officer, director, employee, etc - who...

Max fee for a check cashing store in NYC?

The maximum fee amount that licensed check cashers may charge is set by the NYS Department of Financial Services. The most recent maximum appears...

The NYC Criminal Court notified me to appear in Court but i'd already paid my ticket, and I'm a tourist! What can I do?

In your circumstances I would recommend that you retain an attorney to appear for you on that court date.

You should speak to an attorney in your area. However, as a general matter, unless you got an express written guarantee, you are responsible for...

Do i have to pay tax from the money i've withdrew as salary from my own c corporation?

Yes you do. The corporation gets a deduction for the salary it pays you. I would suggest that you consult with an accountant or CPA who can...

Am I eligible to property being sold by my brothers and sisters after my father's death in 2009. I only found out a week ago?

You need to consult with a probate attorney immediately who can discuss your situation with you in detail, explain your options to you, and help...

MY parents divorced when I was 6 and he remarried had 1 more child he died and would like to know if I am entitled to anything

If he had a will, then the will would control. Otherwise, the intestacy laws would apply. I am not licensed to practice in MN and am not very...