In case of injury: can a tenant sue the bank/company who owns the mortgage on the unit he is renting for commercial purposes?

Virtually all real property loan documents expressly state that there is "No Partnership" between the lender and the borrower, thus ostensibly...

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Can I sue seller out of state who used pay-pal as transaction. I live in FL and seller from Kansas sold sick dog that died.

I agree with my colleagues that there is a good chance that this will cost you more to litigate than you could reasonably hope to recover. I also...

I agree with attorney Castagliuolo. You have two distinct issues with with you must deal. The first issue is the authorization of payments on...

How important are assets in setting child support payment if one parent has 3x the amount as the other?

As attorney Rosenfelt and the others have mentioned, it is income that determines support obligations in Florida. Assets that do not generate...

Florida UCC's

While you don't refer to the specific "UCC filing" that was made, the following may be helpful to you. The Uniform Commercial Code "UCC" is a...

Can I start a Judgment recovery company with an LLC?

In, FL, corporations and LLCs must be represented in court by an attorney licensed to practice in Florida. Although I have heard of instances in...

Have I ever been a business partner?

A general partnership exists when two or more people undertake to associate and work together for the purpose of making a profit. Although such...

Absent this provision in the written licensing agreement, isn't the licensee obligated to submit a detailed report of sales

You have not provided any contract language or provisions for analysis. It will be necessary for an attorny to review the contract to give a...

Can we purchase the house we live in, that our son owns and has a mortgage on for what is currently owed on it on land contract.

I am not positive that I understand what you're asking, but I'll do my best to respond helpfully. If your son is willing to sell and you are...

Who is the correct party in interest upon breach of contract? and Is the purchase and sale agreement enforceable?

Some additional information would be helpful here; specifically: who is trying to avoid the contract and why?