If my wife refuses to work and I divorce her, is she entitled to support?

You need to speak with a divorce lawyer to ascertain all the relevant facts about you and your wife's financial picture and ability to earn,...

Do biological childen have right to see copy of deceased fathers will?

You are entitled to get a copy BUT ONLY IF the will was in fact probated and your step-mom (or another party) appointed as the executor. It is very...

No legal obligation to do so unless your Mother's will directed that you do so. In fact in many instances the decedent will state clearly in the...

2 homes in a 22 homeowner corporation are in short-sale, how does that affect the others? Who pays their maintenance fees?

Have the Board file a lien on the homes that will show up on any title search done by the prospective buyer....the sale can then be blocked until...

I submitted a question received a response, thank you. However, the response was that I should find an atty

Yes it is a lawsuit against wife for the tort of conversion.....kind of like the criminal parallel of theft if you understand. Reporting a theft...

Can a company appoint new board members and corporate officers without telling minority stockholders?

Is completely dependent on what the company Bylaws say in this regard (which were initially adopted by the shareholders when company was first...

LLC Dissolution

My colleagues are correct as to tax clearance aspects - but let provide an additional comment. The concept of Dissolution is a legal term just like...

How do I find Interest(if any) that was left to me by my grandmother in a Limited Partnership that she invested in 20 years ago?

Depends on whether the now defunct company was liquidated/dissolved to pay off the creditors in which case there would be nothing left for the...

Should my sister apply to be convservatrix for the trust of her 21 yr old autistic, non-verbal, completely dependent daughter ?

Your sister will have to bring an action against the ex-husband's estate on behalf of the daughter as a creditor of the estate and beneficiary of...

To be Trust debts or not to be?

sorry, I have read 3 times trying to understand your question but it not clear at al what the facts of the case are and what you are asking.