What type of lawyer do I need and in which state a loan contract between myself and another party?

First, check the contract - often times the contracts will have a provision for which state the parties have to sue in upon breach. Second, if...

Do I need a estate lawyer?

It does not make sense that you are being sued for a house that you sold some years ago. Are you being sued in Georgia or in Florida? It is...

No, the bankruptcy will not cause an automatic denial of a government security clearance. There are statutes and additional regulations that...

As you are married, then you have an unlimited marital deduction for gifts between spouses - so there won't be any gift tax issue involved. The...

Georgia Father 65 with Dementia Abuses Alochol & Medicine how can I get POA if he wont sign. Really needing help.

Sorry about your dad's condition. It is not an easy situation that you are dealing with here. Even if your father would sign the POA, it may not...

What to do when you are sued by a credit card company?

I would suggest speaking with an attorney - you may have defenses that you do not even know about pertaining to the collection of the credit card...

I received the request for produce documents to third party from a attorney. I am not involoved in the lawsuit.

If you do not wish to divulge this information, my recommendation is to either a) contact the lawyer for the side that did not request the...

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As a member of the LLC, you have the right to access the books and records of the LLC regardless of who is listed as the tax matters partner. As...

What if a family member requested co-executor's?

Co-executors are a very common thing in Wills. This is done to make administration easier (so that one person does not have to do everything,...

If my father died intestate, would all his estate and bank savings be divided among his wife and his children?

Yes, if your father dies intestate (without a will), his estate would pass to his wife and his children according to Georgia intestacy statutes....