Do i use a copyright or a trademark for a book name and a quote? thanks

Per the Copyright Office "To be protected by copyright, a work must contain a certain minimum amount of authorship in the form of original...

I sold my home to my son and he gave me a life estate. I have separate living quarters in the home. What are the advantages.

I, or any other attorney, would want to see all the documents involved in the transfer, and particularly the Deed, before giving any advice. You...

If your Stip says 50 mile radius, then that's what it means - not 50 mile drive.

Is easement an example of eminent domain?

Sounds like a law school question. Do your own homework and you'll do better in school. I'll help a little- maybe. Certainly most easements are not...

I told the plaintiff's attorneys that I waive service and they filed an affidavit of constructive service? Did I waive service?

Have you been appointed as Fiduciary (executor or administrator) in your father's estate? You can't waive or do anything else until you are. If...

How long does it take to learn law? The books seem pretty thick to memorize.

I'll let you know when I've got it all down - 19 years and counting so far.

When getting copyrights for jewelry designs is it legal to use the outline of a state?

If your jewelry design is the Mississippi "state outline", then it is not an original work of authorship, which is why it was rejected. You didn't...

There's a good chance the one won't affect the other. Where is the estate being probated? If it's in NY then unless this protective order results...

Do I have to go to court if i was never served or received any information on the case ?

Do not ignore this whether you believe you were served or not. Call the KY Court and see if there is an action pending. Then contact a KY attorney...

Can it be used against me if my fiancé has it in writing that I was willing sign the first draft of a prenuptial agreement.

What your spouse has - a "writing that I was willing to sign", amounts to an agreement to agree - which is not enforceable and can't be used...