Can I use a Virginia lawyer to sue for settlement of divorce handled in a Tennessee court?

Unless you have filed an objection to venue and it is changed to Virginia - you'll need an attorney licensed in Tennessee to represent you. Best...

You'll have to look at the pros vs cons when deciding to sue or not and see if the money you could get it worth your while. There is considerable...

I 49% am in an LLC member agreement with two other people. They are husband2% an wife49% . How do I get paid for my share

If you are trying to get paid (or bought out) then you will most likely need to have an attorney review and represent you in your...

I have S-corp incorporated in PA and performed business in PA.

I agree with my fellow colleague. If you've relocated to Virginia you may want to establish your PA entity as a foreign entity in Virginia if...

Do I need an attorney if I sue a business for less than $5k?

Just because the value is less than 5K doesn't mean there isn't value in retaining an attorney. Speak to a few attorneys - it is typically in...

I agree with my colleagues. This is something you definitely want to retain counsel for, or speak to the counsel that assisted you during your...

Should I file a lawsuit against my client?

I agree with my colleagues. At the same time, the Wedding Industry is a highly personable one - and word of mouth spreads quickly. Depending on...

Who breached the contract, our company or the customer?

There's a lot more facts that go into contracts/breaches and the damages than this. You'll need to speak to an experienced attorney. You can...

How can i sue a mistress. we live in va she lives in new jersey and was also married. ?

In my experience and knowledge you do not have grounds to "drag in" the mistress or sue the mistress. A case by the name of McDermott v....

Can't find fathers will. I may/may not be executer of will. what do I need to do?

I agree with my colleagues. Have you looked around the home for the Will or even tried to google the firm/attorneys/partners of the Firm to see...