Question on Statute of Limitations on Estates and Fraudulent Concealment

Strange situation. It will require a review of all of the relevant documents, including the trust agreement and all deeds to properly advise you.

Have you discussed this with the attorney who represented you at closing? If you did not have one, this may be the time to hire one, depending on...

If person A makes up an agreement and person B signs it can person A decide not to sign their own agreement?

Yes, perfectly legal. Kind of odd, but legal. To quote Mr. Berra, "It ain't over till it's over." Until both parties sign, you have no agreement.

Can a tenet be forced to pay monthly for liability insurance of the apt owner because a tenet caused a balcony fire?

Some leases contain a provision that if any actions of tenant cause an increase in the landlord's insurance rates, the tenant will be responsible...

My tile floor is loose and my customers are tripping over the tiles and my landlord refuses to fix it! What do I do?

What does your lease say with respect to repairs? It would be unusual for a commercial lease not to address this. While you may be inclined to make...

I am having difficulty with my son's student loan servicer. Can I threaten legal action?

Are you certain you have that rate correct? An interest rate of .0001% is really quite low. Your interest on a $100,000 loan would be pennies per...

Is sport teams colors protected?

Your concern is going to be trade dress. The question is essentially whether consumers would be confused. I would suggest you consult with an...

Can a bank tell you they wont take your money when they said they wont and couldnt

More facts would be needed to answer your question. It is not clear what you mean when you say you wanted your lender to take the payments from...

Health right for the POA

It seems rather unlikely that a health care power of attorney would be construed to allow you to take an affirmative action such as you suggest...

Can I get sued by a gym for inaccurate information?

Perjury is only an option when one willfully lies while under oath. It seems unlikely you were under oath when you gave them this address, so it is...