Can I sue my ex-daugter in law for her share of the loan or the loan signed under her name which is 200k?

Sounds like there were some technical errors made in the divorce decree, but you can bet that if you sue her she will turn around and sue your son...

Can I have the payments sent to my personal bank account instead of going to the LLC, and still have the LLC own the copyright?

While income made from an LLC is treated as ordinary income in order to protect yourself you must treat it as a separate company. All payments...

The title company has 30 days to send the documents for recording. It is not unusual for it to take several months for the documents to actually...

What options are out there for previous owner to overturn tax lien foreclosure sale after closing?

If you are past the redemption period not sure he can be successful overturning it. He could bring an order to show cause or an appeal but would...

Which member has more liability for LLC when lawsuit occurs, organizer or agent?

There should be an operating agreement that names the managing member. That is the person responsible for answering the summons, hiring the...

Is there a law for lease parking ?

This is a contract negotiation. The owner of the spot is free to request whatever security he/she wants to rent the space to you. It could be 1...

I have section 8 and rented a room to a friend. Now they're complaining and want their money back. Are they legally entitled?

Generally speaking NY law does not allow for recovering rent already paid when the tenant has occupied the unit. That being said I agree with...

How do I sue an ex spouse and notary (his friend) for forging my signature and notarizing a power of attorney

First question is how long ago was the poa executed? There is a statute of limitations running that may bar you from bringing suit. Second...

Can I return the car and not be obligated to purchase it?

If you did not sign any papers and did not pay for the car then in essence you got a 24 hour test drive and you can return the car.

Short answer is no. You must give the statutory 30 day notice and then commence a holdover petition.