There is no requirement that you be represented by an attorney, however, it is not recommended. As the adage goes, an attorney who represents...

No. Personal assets and debts are separate from the Corporation so long as assets and debts of each are maintained separately.

The rules for claiming expenses would not change. The difference is in how your treat income. If you are taxed as an S-Corp you are electing to...

From what you have stated it is her home and she can evict you unless you have a lease or are a valid month to month tenant. You may have a claim...

Only the executor of the estate is authorized to sell the coop. It is the executors duty to gather up the decedents assets and distribute them in...

Any document signed by you is binding on you whether it is witnessed and/or notarized or not. The fact that there is a place for a witness to sign...

Since this is a coop you will not be able to or need to file a deed. Instead you will need to go to the coop board and they will need to issue a...

Without more facts it is not possible to answer why an estate and trust attorney would be needed. Did the decedent's estate already go through...

She can not simply change the locks. That would amount to a self help eviction which is illegal in NYS. She can evict you but she would have to...

You are still liable for the back rent. Depending on the agreement made between the buyer and seller at the time the home was sold one of them has...