No as the government only consents to be sued on such matters in the court of federal claims. The state would also lack jurisdiction over a...

It is possible for someone to get in trouble for adultery especially as the units sometimes ignore the fact that it must impact good order and...

If you are represented by counsel then you need to rely on his or her advice. If you don't think you are getting good advice then fire the...

Call a criminal defense attorney. Tell him or her the details of exactly what happened. He or she can contact the court on your behalf to see...

If the trust have the same beneficiary and the same distribution standards then it may be possible to merge them especially if that option is...

Generally speaking the government can use any misconduct from your current term of enlistment as a grounds for separation. If you are on a new...

No you would not need to sign anything (only the other two owners). Here are some issues though: Adding co-owners while alive may require the...

Send a written demand letter via certified mail (return receipt requested) to the person that has it. Include a copy of the proof that your...

The trust is a separate tax paying entity so it will file Form 1041 annually. Each beneficiary concerned will get a K-1 that may impact your tax...

Would need to know whether the trust owner was a revocable trust or irrevocable trust. If revocable then half the basis would be reset on the date...