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The answer depends on whether your mother has a will - if she did, the terms of that will generally control the distribution of the real estate...
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The answer depends on whether your mother has a will - if she did, the terms of that will generally control the distribution of the real estate...
Please note I am a Virginia attorney, but that said, this is the same problem we hit upon in my area on a regular basis. Fiduciary compensation is...
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Depending on her current level of competency a general power of attorney may be a feasible option. If she is not capable of executing a power of...
As Mr. Hicks noted, this language is very common. I include similar language in every lease agreement I draft - after all, if the property is...
Mr. Brinkmeier is absolutely correct - your remedy is to gain support for your views, get elected, and do something about it, as any legal...
While it is certainly possible to organize an entity that conduct multiple businesses I couldn't recommend that you take that course of action...
As Mr. Myers noted, it is far to easy to set up a new company and get a new EIN to worry about possibly tainting the new business with prior...
There are likely some steps you will need to take in Virginia, but the complexity of those steps will depend upon how the property was titled and...
The Seller is not your attorney. You should have had your own attorney present to represent you at closing. A GA attorney may be able to provide...
Was there a written sales contract? Was there any escrow for repairs? If the contract was in writing, the "AS-IS" language in the contract will...