Can the President of a not for profit organisation whose mission is to provide ADR services be a non attorney ?

This is more a matter of professional responsibility/legal ethics than public finance so I changed the practice area for you.

The short answer: no. And asking to do so would be an admission of fraud which would raise more problems than it would fix. You should also not...

Understanding Laws of Perpetuity Does a will with no end date affect if my child inherits my portion of a trust?

The Rule against Perpetuity shouldn't apply to your particular interest because all parts of that interest have vested (or will have vested, or...

Expanding my U.S. Corporation into Canada

Both the other attorneys have given good advice. I would just add that you really, really need to sit down with a good business attorney in your...

If renting a room weekly at a corporate owned motel for (6 months) and damage a television by mistake are you required to pay?

If you damaged it, then yes, as a general matter you'll have to pay for it unless the terms of the lease say otherwise (I doubt they do). Since...

Can one person of a two person corp, 50/50 ownership, sue a third party on behalf of the corp without agreement of both partner

In addition to any shareholder's agreement, and any restrictions in the by-laws or articles of incorporation, it is the officers and directors of a...

As a supplier of natural stone we are being asked to provide a 1099 from our buyers is that not just for services.

Things seem a little mixed up. You need to sit down with an accountant or CPA to make sure you understand what's being asked of you and what...

Can I do a short sale or a deed in lieu if I am current on my mortgage? What are my options?

Could you find a way to fund payment of any deficiency that would be left if you sold the house for what it's worth? If you could, then you might...

Can I create a satirical online game based on the theme of a popular TV show?

You could. Could you do so without getting into trouble? Probably not. You're getting really, really close to the line in terms of infringing on...

Do I have to pay the $500?

Are you sure the court dismissed the charges outright, without any conditions requiring repayment?