Did the seller, inspector or broker committed fraud? Is there anything I can do?

Have you had the foundation inspected yet? If not, then it may be a bit premature to state a serious problem exists. I think the first step would...

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What are the steps required to foreclose on a commercial building for nonpayment of rent, since the tenant abandoned property?

I would think one would first look to the secretary of state to see whether a UCC-1 was filed. That should help on the priority question. Beyond...

What is our right to make brothers pay for part of taxes?

You have a couple things going on so it probably wouldn't be a bad idea to speak to an attorney. First, your mother may not own her property by...

What are my chances of getting my money back?

You would probably want to visit with an attorney to determine what rights you may have. In theory, you can sue for the money. Since the amount is...

Landlord trying to take security deposit to repaint, after he gave consent for us to paint?

I'm not sure that repainting always falls under normal wear and tear. I would think your biggest defense would be the fact that you offered to...

Is it better to re-form an LLC or form a S-Corp when bringing new partners/investors into my existing company (LLC)?

There are multiple ways to accomplish your goal. You should speak with an attorney to determine which one is best suited for you and your new...

What events in the life of a convertible note would trigger tax liability? Holding note? Conversion? Sale of notes or stock?

The interest would probably be the most important aspect of a tax angle. With that being said, you should certainly be discussing the entire...

I gave notice of move out when signing the lease.

One would need to review the signed lease to see what your defenses may be. You should contact a real estate attorney in your area for assistance.

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I'm not sure if it is required by law, but there are other laws that could affect their decision. I would suspect the main reason for wanting him...

Can I trust an HR director's email stating that a non-compete agrmnt that I signed does not apply to me bc my role is temporary?

The e-mail would allow you to put up a pretty good defense. More importantly, though, it probably means they wouldn't try to enforce it anyway.