Competition registered our Brand Name as an LLC?

Mr. Silver has it right. Make an appointment with a trademarks attorney to discuss your options.

What kind of deed Are you able to get through adverse possession , acquiescence?

Mr. Powe is spot on. That matter is too complex for you to proceed without an attorney. If you tried to do that, it may be the reason that you...

Does form DC100c need to be noterized

DC 100c does not need to be notarized. The tenant copy of the form can be delivered in person. You will need to complete the court copy of the...

If your mortgage is paid up in a mobile home, but your behind on lot rent may you still be evicted?

Yes. Even if you own your home free from any debt, you still must pay lot rent to the park.

Does your landlord have to have A sign saying the property is under surveillance?

As long as the camera is aimed at the common areas of the property, No notice is necessary. (He could also just stand there and watch to see who is...

The defendant in a small claims suit has the right to remove it to the general civil division. Hire an attorney to to amend your complaint if you...

In law Being evicted from land contract home. Can he remove improvements he made like cabinets, stairs, flooring, water htr etc?

As the other attorneys have indicated, your father-in-law has no right to remove improvements that he made to the property during the term of the...

My neighbor that has a business in a zoned residential neighborhood. He is suing me for upkeep of our shared drive.

You have not stated a question, but the answer is that if you are being sued you will need to respond or a judgment will be entered against you. ...

Bounced check of Approx $30,000 and unpaid invoice of approx $14,000?

It is unlikely that you will be able to collect on these invoices by encouraging criminal action against your customer. Hire a collections...

How do i sue a landlord ?

The most successful way to sue your landlord will be to hire a landlord/tenant lawyer. That may not be cost effective for you. You can withhold...