Closed down business which was under on lease as LLC but now I am being sued for my personal guarantee, what are my options?

You will have to take the lease to a TX landlord-tenant attorney to review and provide answers to the following questions as well as TX laws which...

How can I remove a Director of my corporation?

You do not state whether the director is also a shareholder which (if true) presents different issues in terms of extraction since a person could...

Can I use my trust fund 2 years early?

Not sure what the 2 years early comment means given the trust (as you state) is for educational purposes -- o what is the distinction of using it...

Why did my landlord change his trust from a revocable trust to a residual trust??

Not enough information to tell you what the landlord is thinking and what his "residual trust" is as compared to what was done before.

What are the benefits of a Living Trust vs. a Revocable Trust?

1. Living Trust is same thing as a Revocable "Living" Trust ..... a/k/a "Grantor Trust" for income tax purposes. See IRC Sec. 671 per enclosed...

Copy Of Will!

If your brother is the executor then it is not yet official if he has not filed a Probate Petition to become officially appointed as such by the...

What is conversion

Here is a good site that you can use going forward any time you want a definition for a legal...

Will a notarized letter from my sister giving me guardianship enough to enroll my nieces in school. I live in gwinnett county GA

See this link to GA Dept. of Education which may be useful to you as it provides a place to email your question or to call...start here as best...

PRENUPTIAL VOIDED if it clarified separate and marital funds but funds got commingled anyway?

The prenup is not voided by such actions.....merely that the definitions of "Separate Property" and "Marital Property" will define certain assets...

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I have a copy of a Last Will and Testament and want to use in SC probate Court...the witnesses are in another state...

A "self-proving" will means that the testator and witnesses signed in front of a notary...this extra page to the will (if done this way as is...