Is the following provision in a month to month apartment lease legal?

I would need to review the entire lease, but based on the language you describe my initial opinion is that the clause prohibiting giving notice to...

The parties are presumed to have read and agreed to the terms of the contract they signed, and the language of the agreement likely says as much. ...

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Is there a rent assistance program in Minnesota that subsidizes rent to one flat amount, that does not increase year over year?

I have not heard of the program to which you refer. However, if you signed a one-year lease and the lease has expired and reached its full term,...

I agree with the other replies, and would also add that if this is a clear-cut case where the uncooperative parties have no legal basis to refuse...

I signed a contract in 2013 that gives me ownership of part of owners company in 5 years and may be leaving company end of year.

There's really not enough information to give an opinion since a thorough review of both contracts would be required. That said, one key point...

When software users supply and permit use of their testimonial, can we legally use their corporate logo in marketing as well?

In short, almost certainly not. If an employee of the corporation gives feedback or testimonial regarding your software, that does not mean they...

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How much time do I have?

You have posed quite a few questions here. Since you indicate the timeline is your main concern I'll primarily address that issue: Under...

We want to dissolve a LLC but are unable to locate a member. What do we do?

Your Operating Agreement may (or may not) specify the percentage of votes required for certain major decisions, such as selling the company,...

Being served papers by a law firm, is there a time limit?

Since it appears that the creditor is seeking to recover a deficiency judgment for the balance owed on a car loan, this would be a breach of...

Can the beneficiaries of a trust change the bank who is acting as trustee to a different bank that doesn't inflate fees?

I have previously dealt with this situation in Minnesota, and the beneficiaries were able to terminate a large expensive bank serving as trustee...