My partner and I are a S corporation business together and we are 50/50. How can I get him out?

Unfortunately, without any agreements that would allow you to push him out, you will have to negotiate with him to have him leave. Failing that,...

What happens when a lawyer asks the judge for default judgement?

Generally speaking, it means that the other side has not responded to the lawsuit you filed (with the help of your attorney) and that your attorney...

Selected as the best answer

I received an unsolicited check from a lending company

Unless the documents you received clearly and unmistakably state that you are free to keep the money without any further obligation of any sort,...

Selected as the best answer

Land easement requested from a town to residents of another town for a service from which they will not benefit.

As the other attorney said, your options are limited. If you cannot work something out with the town in question, you may end up having the...

Life estate holder has left residence and locked off a portion of the house. What can be done.

The life estate holder owes a duty to avoid "wasting" the property (generally, letting it be damaged) to the remaindermen - the people who will get...

How do I sue a foreign entity employer?

You sue here in the US. The problem you'll face is not where to sue, but whether you'll be able to collect on any judgment. You can sue here even...

If you disobey a court order (civil suit) can the judge find you for contempt without a hearing?

Without first having a hearing? Yes. However, you can then object to the contempt order and seek a hearing to have the order dismissed.

What kind of attorney do I need ? What can I sue for?

Even from your brief description it sounds as if you have a complicated situation; for example, you give no details about what this "false report"...

You need to speak with that same government office to get clarification on what they actually mean. The term "escalate" is very ambiguous,...

Defense of selective enforcment, selective prosecution.

It will, of course, be up to the judge hearing the case; however, based on your description you most likely do not have a valid defense of...