Do you have to pay for copyrights?

I'm not sure what you are asking exactly. If one has a copyright, they can keep others from using it (subject to some exceptions) and/or ask for...

Can I sue a subleaser when she did not sign a lease agreement? All agreements to pay are documented, however.

Yes, if that was what was agreed to. If you would like to discuss any issues further, please feel free to contact my office. The link to my...

Georgia law does not require that the members/managers of an LLC keep minutes. However, the LLC agreement(s), typically called an operating...

Is there any typical minimum amount that founders must invest at the beginning of a corporation?

No, but it is recommended that the owners contribute enough money to properly capitalize the company (being able to pay vendors, landlord, etc.) so...

We have a small business wtih only 3 employees. What is the procedure for giving raises?

Your company is not required to provide any kind of evaluation or review before giving a raise, but it is always a smart idea to properly document...

Can I file a motion to dismiss if the creditor knowingly makes false statements in the complaint.

You can certainly file a motion to dismiss, but you will probably not prevail based on your posting. You may be able to prevail on a motion for...

I loaned a relative money to start a business with a written and signed agreement i would receive a % of profit is this binding

Generally, yes. Agreements like those can be binding. However, you should have the agreement reviewed by a local attorney to determine exactly...

Is my non-compete agreement still valid?

It depends on the terms of the non-compete (and any other relevant contract) and which state's laws apply to the agreement. There is a good chance...

Family care agreement.

Retain a local attorney experienced with contract law and Medicaid. If you would like to discuss any issues further, please feel free to contact...

Home loan agreement does not make sense to me, can someone help me out here?

Your calculations are roughly correct. The 7.825% inerest is an annual rate. So, you are paying that percentage every year for 30 years. If...