Trust assets do not have to be re-titled in this situation, since your change is an administrative one concerning successor trustees, and not...

It is not confusing at all; it simply means that the landlord can choose the higher amount that applies--5% or $15. Because it has been some years...

This situation is probably more complex than it initially appears, and for that reason, I definitely recommend that your friend consult with a...

Revocable trusts are private instruments, and are not intended for filing with either the Register of Deeds or the Clerk of Superior Court. ...

I agree with what Attorneys Cohen, Gross and Gaffney have written. The way to achieve full and accurate clarity is to briefly consult with a...

This is too complex for us to accurately answer here. If you are incorporated, a corporate/nonprofit lawyer needs to meet with the church's...

Very good answers from Attorneys Suder and Jeffers. The first priority should be to protect your father's safety and those of other motorists with...

A revocable trust affords no creditor protection for its settlor/grantor, and even in an irrevocable trust, your protection would be limited if you...

This post is not worded in a manner that we can ascertain what the precise legal issue is, but to the extent you need legal representation, any...

I agree with Attorney Coleman. At this point, it is entirely up to your landlord to decide whether to waive enforcement of the Writ of Possession...