Consult with a local business litigator or corporate lawyer as soon as you can, and if you have an operating agreement in writing, share an...

You will need a real estate or probate lawyer (or better yet, a lawyer with expertise in both areas) to properly advise you on your options; we do...

Statute of limitations will not work as an affirmative defense in this case, as the complaint and summons were filed within the three-year period. ...

The quick and easy answer is that a trust with a North Carolina situs and place of principal administration can legally provide for such an...

Only surviving spouses and minor children have automatic inheritance rights and protections, in every state with which I am familiar, in a probate...

I concur with Attorney Canipe's thoughtful answer. For purposes of the will's validity, it is not whether it was notarized that matters, but...

You and your assets are not implicated in any civil liability or legal responsibility here. It is common when a person has both a trust and a...

An attorney might be inactive for a number of reasons, including but not limited to living in another jurisdiction, working for an institution that...

I would reach out to a local corporate lawyer who advises nonprofit entities; most of the specific guidance you need can likely be provided during...

Your equity ownership in an LLC is tangible personal property, and can be subject to garnishment pursuant to a charging order entered and directed...