No, based on these facts. Remarriage and change of name, alone, does not require an amendment to, or republication of, a will or trust. As long...

Strictly speaking, nothing, if you do not have a written contract. However, the builder of the shed would have strong equitable claims against you...

Yes, general partnerships require EINs for federal income tax purposes. Your business will file an IRS 1065 form, and each partner will receive a...

Yes, this is permissible. I suggest having a local business lawyer draft an agreement to such effect, and if your wife as the remaining member...

This depends in part on what you plan to do with the proceeds. If your objective is to use the proceeds to further the nonprofit's mission only,...

Your next best step would be to consult with a local small firm that handles estate planning and elder law matters. The lawyer you consult can...

Yes, this is legally permissible assuming that the businesses are legitimate, lawful enterprises, and while I do not see this arrangement often, I...

There is no set standard or requirement on this, as private practitioners have complete discretion as to business hours--whether during the week,...

Your understanding is correct. If your mother-in-law was the sole settlor/trustor, the trust is now irrevocable due to her passing. You are...

Almost certainly, yes. You would need to refine your search to include Texas lawyers who are also licensed in California. Dual-licensed...