I have a S-Corp with 100% shares, I am stepping away and giving It to my Husband. What do I need to do to transfer ownership?

Typically a Bill of Sale or Assignment will do it. In fact, many share certificates have transfer language on the reverse side of the certificate....

How can I build up a case against my business partner?

You'll need a lawyer licensed in your State for this. AVVO has a find-a-lawyer tab you can use in their website:...

Long ago we had a "mailbox" rule in Texas, where deposit of an item properly addressed with postage prepaid = delivery to the opposite party....

Thermostat removed by owner appraiser charged extra fee to come out again should I be stuck paying?

Making some bold assumptions that this is residential property and you are buying it, then most residential contracts obligate the Seller to keep...

Popped door lock

Check your Lease. I'd be surprised if the Landlord did not have authority to enter for repairs - even through a locked door. Further, if you...

I suggest that instead of pursuing the upstairs neighbor, BF files a claim with the HOA. The area between the condos is likely considered "common...

Grandson and roommate were locked out of apartment for rent due. Can they get their personal items out? They did receive notice

Residential tenants are entitled to various landlord-lien exemptions. Your grandson and roommate should be able to remove the items stated in Texas...

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Do i need a real estate attorney???

This Q won't be easily answered in this forum, as it is so fact-specific. My sense is that if this claim is under $10k, you might be able to file a...

Do I need an attorney for a small claims suit with no written contract?

In Texas, our small claims courts are not "courts of record," which means any party can easily appeal if things go badly and you get a do-over...

I got a court judgment w/o a hearing that i have to pay $$$,BUT I DON"T HAVE ANY MEANS of paying the amounts,what can i do?

It might be overly simplistic to add that typically Texas exemption laws kick in to protect your home, employment wages, qualified retirement plans...