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My husband has collected rent from a property we co-own together and not shared any of the income with me, is this unlawful?
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Answered on June 07, 2013
To begin, I am not licensed to practice law in California, I am a New York attorney. That being said, I will answer your question based upon my...
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I need to know where to find the legal documents so i can move in at my friends house
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Answered on June 07, 2013
I am not qualified to answer this question because I am a New York attorney and do not know much about Ohio law. That being said, I have changed...
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Will and deed?
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Answered on June 07, 2013
To begin, I am sorry for your loss. The Will is controlling. That is, it all depends on what the Will has to say: ie. if all three of the...
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My LLC is looking to take on an intern as part of their College Program. What legal requirements do we need?
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Answered on June 07, 2013
Draft a contract, or have an attorney do so, outlining the terms and compensation (lack of). Use this as a guide:...
Can a seller cancel a contract because of a home inspection if the buyer has not insisted on any repair?
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Answered on June 06, 2013
My colleague is correct -- all of this should be covered in the Contract of Sale.
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How can I sue my sons school for negligence?
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Answered on June 06, 2013
I am very sorry that this has happened to your son and your family. School is supposed to be safe. That being said, much more information would...
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Judges and constitutional violations.
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Answered on June 05, 2013
Yes and no. For the most part, judges have immunity. But, in rare occasions you can sue a judge, but not to receive monetary damages, only...
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Commercial Lease - Am I responsible for these damages?
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Answered on June 05, 2013
You should retain an landlord/tenant attorney. After all, it will save you money in the long run. It is really impossible to answer this...
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Would buzzing somebody's door in an apartment building (like doorbell ditch) be considered extreme and outrageous in IIED case?
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Answered on June 05, 2013
From the facts presented, your conduct does not at all come close to proving an IIED case. First off, being successful on an IIED cause of action...
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If a contract fails to specify a certain quantity pertaining to age, can the ambiguity serve as a loophole?
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Answered on June 05, 2013
There is absolutely no ambiguity here. In ordinary use, "the age of 15" represents 15 years. When a person is asked their age, they will always...
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