Yes you need an attorney. Hire one asap. As the saying goes: an attorney who represents himself has a fool for a client. You need an experienced...

You need to have a new deed and transfer tax return prepared that you will have to sign then have it recorded at the county clerks office. Hire an...

The answer to any "can I sue" question is always yes. In this country anyone can sue anyone else for any reason at any time. The question you...

You may not be able to remove the deceased party. Depending on how title was held the deceased parties interest may belong to his/her estate and...

Read the coop by-laws and house rules. As long as the by-laws give the coop board power over the animal control policies, and they will, the board...

The NJ LLC can operate in New York. The LLC must register with the NYS Department of State as a foreign LLC for authority to do business in NY.

Selected as the best answer

A review of the entire contract would be necessary to determine if it is enforceable or if any portion of it is illegal. That being said it is...

He probably won't do anything but should he bring suit you can raise any counterclaim you think you have. The issue is proving the counterclaim. ...

It is "legal". You do not have to be notified. The principal is free to revoke or change a power of attorney whenever and however he or she chooses.

Your option is to sue them civilly for damages for breach if contract. It is highly unlikely that this would be considered a criminal matter.