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Is my mom responsible for her deceased husbands debt from the business he owned? It is listed as a coporation.
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Answered on May 23, 2012
This is not a simple question.
I'll try and give a simple answer: It depends.
Generally speaking, the debts of the business are not the debts...
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After two years, my ex has not changed the vehicle title I signed over to him. It is titled in both our names.
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Answered on May 23, 2012
In NC, it is very hard to garnish wages. The most typical case for garnished wages is for so-called domestic support obligations (i.e. child...
What can I do to feral cats that come into MY yard?
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Answered on May 23, 2012
I agree with many of the comments/answers already posted. But, I want to add another wrinkle: NC has some of the most progressive animal cruelty...
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Can a company [amerigas] limit their liaibilites in a contract in NC?
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Answered on May 18, 2012
Generally speaking, regarding the question in the headline, the answer is yes (subject to certain liability types governed by statute).
But,...
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If my mom had a prayer for judgement can i get one in NC
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Answered on May 18, 2012
These are two different questions.
First, re: the PJC, you're entitled to one PJC *per household* every three years. Beyond that, I don't have...
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An ex-sales person is contacting our customers, can I stop him?
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Answered on May 18, 2012
Depending on how much money you think you're losing by him contacting your clients, yes, its probably worthwhile to at least send him a "cease and...
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Can a silent partner sell the business if the franchisee is passed
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Answered on May 18, 2012
I hate to answer this way, but: it depends.
A "silent partner" has all the same rights and responsibilities as a named partner, providing that...
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