I defaulted on my furniture payments if I get caught up and current in my payments can they still repossess the furniture

If they have not yet made a demand to access the furniture (declaring you in default for nonpayment) then you are free to call them and resolve. ...

How to request Trust older investments account financial statement from banks? I am Not a trustee but a beneficiary.

Retain a probate litigator who will confer with you on best strategy to get access to the records you seek. If Trustee is still unwilling to...

I was fired from my job due to attendance while on Leave Of Absence. Is this legal, if not what can I do?

See enclosed link as you may have a case against your employer for violating your rights under FMLA which is enforced by the U.S. Department of...

Is it legal to form an architecture firm in PA even if I intend the primary business to be real estate development?

Attorney Lanard gives excellent advice. Just one added point -- you also mention investors as well which may be a prohibited act in your state...

My current employer is threatening to hold my paycheck until I sign a non-compete. Is this legal?

He is making you sign it "under duress" therefore likely that you could have it declared unenforceable even if valid in MN (see below). The issue...

You have recourse -- See this link and extract from it below: http://www.housingnyc.com/html/resources/attygenguide.html#28 CONTINUATION OF...

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Does Florida statute make our contract void/null?

Here is the link to the relevant FL Statutes in your situation. I also pulled a relevant section that follows dealing with your situation in...

When a home goes to foreclosure and there is a tax lien on it, does the tax lien get paid before the primary mortgage holder?

Tax lien will be subordinate to the mortgage on the property (which is a perfected security interest standing above all other creditors). However,...

Is there a Statute of Limitations on being able to deduct business expenses on a tax return?

Yes, you can claim the business expenses to offset the income.

S-Corporation

The "value" of the s-corp shares of stock owned by the decedent is what gets listed as an asset on Form 706 (Federal Estate Tax Return). See...