Can they sue me personally and go after my LLC assets?
Answering just for the purposes of your LLC, assuming that your LLC is properly maintained and governed as a genuine corporate enterprise, a...
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Answering just for the purposes of your LLC, assuming that your LLC is properly maintained and governed as a genuine corporate enterprise, a...
It is hard to say, if you do not have access to your late sister's papers and effects, and the relatives who did enjoy greater access to these...
You will need to engage a civil litigator in or near the Pennsylvania county where the lawsuit was filed. Counsel there might find a way to have...
If you proceed in Small Claims Court, you would need to file in the state/county where the defendant is located; filing such a lawsuit in North...
Most likely, yes, unless you enter into a purchase or rental agreement with your fiancé's heirs or beneficiaries. Depending on whether your fiancé...
If the house is titled in a trust, correctly understanding the trust instrument is absolutely critical, as this type of instrument is usually very...
You will need to see a local probate litigator about this, and have him/her examine the probate file, and discuss all relevant facts with you in a...
I agree with Attorney Franco that a lawyer would need to carefully review the agreement and contextual facts with you in a confidential setting...
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Sounds like a good next step. Lawyers are ethically prohibited from directly soliciting new business, so you will need to contact them first. If...
Yes, this is legal, but you need to talk to a local lawyer who practices corporate law and real estate law to discuss whether this is advisable...