We would like to bid on a house at a Sheriff's sale. The house has a first and a second mortgage.

Consult with a real estate attorney who can review the facts - which will almost certainly include the relevant documents - and who can advise you...

Can a bank take money from my saving or checking to pay for one of their credit card not paid without a prepay authorization.

Read your credit card agreement carefully; you will probably find in there language giving the bank the right to offset.

Verifying LLC documents

Being designated as managers does not make you a member of the LLC. Membership in an LLC is memorialized in the operating agreement, which...

Is a disability lawyer responsible if he was sent letters of income withholding, and affidavit of lump sum and he ignored?

I am going to move your question to the child support practice area as you are more likely to get responses there.

Capital Gains Tax on second home. How do we make the best of it.

Based solely on your description, you haven't used house #2 as your main home (yet) and thus if you only use it as your main home for 1 year (since...

Generally speaking, you would report the amounts you receive as distributions from the s-corporation on line 33, in section 7, of Form 433-A (OIC)....

I have filed an economic claim and was sent some forms to be completed by my employer. When I received the forms I contacted my

You can always dismiss your attorney at any time, for any reason, or no reason at all. The representation terminates as soon as you terminate it,...

Can a type 'C' corporation divide its self into two divisions (separate and indepentent from each other).

Generally speaking, yes. The corporation would operate the two divisions as separate accounting entities. However, for tax and most other...

Yes, the sheriff can seize a joint bank account. Typically, the account is frozen first, and the owner(s) given the opportunity to demonstrate...

Estate Law by an attorney from another state?

Not really. If the trust is to be interpreted under your home state's law and the attorney isn't licensed to practice law in that state, then...