Usually, the answer is yes, but I warn that you should never make a decision like this without the benefit of specific legal advice from a probate...

If the landlord is seeking possession only--per the Complaint in Summary Ejectment--posted notice of the complaint and summons is considered proper...

At least in theory, yes, this could lead to a viable lawsuit, although that is not a guarantee that the lawsuit will succeed; either way, as...

I totally agree with Attorney Puryear. This kind of corporate structure is highly unusual for a PC, PA or PLLC, and may cause concern by your...

Excellent analysis by Attorney Chertock (as always). First, the business form must be specified--i.e., whether the business is a sole...

If a spouse dies without a will or trust that disposes of his/her estate, the surviving spouse would, under North Carolina law, be entitled to a...

Look first to your bylaws and/or ecclesiastical regulations, and if they do not clarify this issue on point, ask your attorney, as that person will...

The advice you received is sound. Based on what you wrote here, it appears that Connecticut is still, as of today, the situs and principal place...

While I understand why a landlord would be apprehensive about this, the answer is no. Assuming that holdover status is your main ground for...

When a trustee receives assets pursuant to a trust instrument/agreement, a trust is created; when a beneficiary receives assets from the trust,...