If your non-competition agreement is enforceable, which is impossible to tell without examining it in light of your state's law, then it makes no...

Wants to get out of Lifetime Living Rights

Your question is impossible to answer without someone looking at the deed; you should have an attorney look at the deed to see precisely what...

Can a car dealership ask for more down after the contracts are signed and the car is driven off the lot?

Look in your sales contract to see what rights, if any, it gives the dealership in the event that your boyfriend's financing falls through. The...

Is this service agreement legally binding, would an attorney easily work with the custumer being responsible to paying the fees?

Your question asks for a specific legal opinion as to definite language in your contract. We can't provide that on this site, and you should...

Why isnt anyone answering my question??

I assume from your question that you are an at will employee and don't have an employment contract addressing your salary or work location. Unless...

How do I find out if there is a construction lien on my commercial property?

In most states, the contractor is required to give the owner notice of the lien in addition to filing their notice of lien in either the land...

Can you dissolve a company to avoid snall claims litigation? Co was dissolved after being served.

Was the company incorporated (LLC, Inc.) or a sole proprietorship? If the latter, you might move the court to amend the judgment to name the...

You can make a demand for arbitration, but it sounds like you may have an uphill battle. Contracts for the sale of real estate typically must be...

How to remove a lein placed by a contractor

The quickest way to remove a lien is always to pay the contractor and obtain a waiver or release. That being said, most states have strict...

How do we break ties with our current prime contracting company?

It is difficult to answer your question based on the limited information provided. Do you have an existing contract that obligates you to accept...