Can the association restrict the emails of the board members to the homeowners?

This is not a legal issue. The management company, acting as an agent of the board, may accept e-mails on behalf of board members. On one hand,...

Online sportsbook Bitcoin

This is certainly an area of law and a specific question for which you would need to hire an attorney familiar with Internet law and online gambling.

Is she legally obligated to this and if so how can she get out of it?

What was the consideration for your daughter signing the document? From the facts, I am not certain there was any. If there's no consideration,...

Can I break my lease without paying fees if my landlord didn't follow through with things promised in lease agreement?

I agree with my colleagues. All of the aforementioned 'promises,' unless written into the lease, are basically meaningless. It is probably that...

Self employed under contract.

I don't believe that any attorney could accurately answer your question without reviewing the specifics of the agreement. Even if there is no...

I would leave it up to the attorney to determine exactly how long the contract review would take. I am certain there are plenty of able attorneys...

Contract binding?

According to common law, a contract is formed by offer, acceptance and consideration. If the money was sent via paypal, yet accepted, it is likely...

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Can the management company owners vote at our meetings (as homeowners) or would this be considered a conflict of interest?

If the management company owners are homeowners of record entitled to attend and vote at meetings pursuant to the HOA documents, then there is no...

How can I protect my contribution to the business while transferring my stock to my partner, and walk away?

There are too many issues involved to adequately assist you in this forum. I advise you to seek a seasoned business litigation attorney to...

If I dissolve the company and start fresh under a new name as an employee of the company, can my old company or I still be sued?

Even if you start a new entity, it is likely that the former employer will sue you personally, so the new entity will not protect you from the...