Your best course of action is to consult with a Wyoming-licensed lawyer in the near future so that counsel can review what you already have and...

The only way a lawyer can give you a competent answer on which you can safely rely is to review a copy of the entire contract, then precisely...

While it is possible that a contract "under seal" includes a notarization section or page, it need not do so in order to qualify for the ten-year...

While at least one consultation with a local real estate litigator could be valuable to you in order to obtain final clarity on this issue (which...

The three-year statute of limitations that applies to the vast majority of breach of contract actions in North Carolina begins from the date of the...

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"Unpublished" opinions are those that constitute official rulings by the Supreme Court of North Carolina or North Carolina Court of Appeals that...

I suggest consulting with an experienced estate planning lawyer before you decide to do anything certain with this property, especially while a...

If the tenant in the commercial lease is a partnership, LLC, corporation or some other recognizable business form, the same is entitled to lawful...

"Court" always refers to the judge. One of the reasons why "court" is used is that so that no judge be specified, as the Prayer for Relief clause...

Sorry to hear about this issue, as it appears that you and the drafting lawyer are at odds in the interpretation of the deed language. You may...