Atlanta, GA
Corporate and incorporation Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Corporate & Incorporation, Commercial, Real Estate
It depends on your lease. The landlord may have gotten themselves in a sticky situation if they leased the property to you, and your use is...
Tenancy in common is a legal principle regarding how real property is jointly owned. This sounds like a roommate situation. Is it a co-ownership...
Read your contract !!!! Additional earnest money in a residential transaction is unusual. Is your contract about to expire, with the...
Utilities often have "blanket easements" over very large tracts, so even though you may not realize it, it's possible they already have what they...
Even if it's an amicable divorce, each party should have their own divorce attorney. As others have said, you can't be removed from the mortgage...
It's probably an uphill battle, since it doesn't appear you did any due diligence to protect yourself before buying the restaurant. You should...
It depends on what they are asking the lawyer to opine upon. Opinion letters are typical in commercial lending transactions, and other significant...
Probably no claim against the seller, unless the seller committed fraud. An "as is" transaction is an uphill battle. Regarding the inspector,...
A document under seal will usually have the word "SEAL" or the letters "L.S." next to your signature. Statute of limitations for a document under...
You didn't say if it was a franchised dealer or a used car dealer. In either case, you should try and speak with the owner of the dealership, or...