Can he take me off the deed or title without my knowledge?
No. If you are both owners of the property, neither of you can unilaterally divest the other of his/her ownership share. Your names remain on the...
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No. If you are both owners of the property, neither of you can unilaterally divest the other of his/her ownership share. Your names remain on the...
I do not recall ever hearing the word "forfeit" used with any special legal meaning in the context of civil litigation; however, I will attempt to...
Generally, no. There might be law school clinics that evaluate cases for consultation purposes only, but that would be the exception rather than...
A civil litigator would actually need to see the documents filed with the court and served upon you in order to provide the most correct answer,...
Strictly speaking, no, but retaining a corporate lawyer from the entity formation stage onward will save you considerable headache in the future,...
I agree with my colleagues, Attorneys Doland, Selik and Areshenko, that this constitutes a breach of fiduciary duty (at minimum, with the...
This is readily achievable with the assistance and counsel of a reputable business lawyer. The lawyer you work with can draft an operating...
No, at this point, the trial court has disposed of the issues and claims. An appellate court could possibly reverse the judgment, or remand the...
What terrible treatment. I am sorry you experienced this. As Attorney Rafter noted, a successful lawsuit requires a claim at law (or in equity)...
Your ownership interest in the corporation is possibly in peril, but not corporate assets, assuming you have conscientiously segregated your...