When you create an LLC, in the US, at what point do you choose how you want to be taxed? Upfront, or at tax time?

I assume that you are the sole member. If so, by default you are taxed as a disregarded entity. That means you will be taxed like a sole...

Can my disabled mother and disbled sister be kicked out their apt for repairs that they didn't cause for up to 4 to 6 weeks?

If the lease clearly provides they can do this, then they can. If the lease does not directly deal with this, then they may be able to get an order...

I am sorry for your loss. I am going to assume your sister passed in Colorado and probate has started and a personal representative was appointed...

Can a magistrate in small claims refuse to consider both a professional witness statement and pictures?

The magistrate has the discretion to allow or not allow the evidence. The chances that you will win an appeal on that discretion are very slim but,...

How do I help a federal inmate get an attorney in fact and durable POA? He's in CO and wife is in OH?

A power of attorney does not give anyone the power to act as an attorney at law. Only a licensed attorney in good standing can represent a person...

Why is it im the only grandchild who isnt getting anything from my grandmas passing.

I am going to assume your grandmother passed in Colorado and probate was opened in Colorado. If there was no will then the assets pass under the...

I am sorry for the problems. You may have a right to claim that the premises are uninhabitable under Colorado law. Colorado adopted statutes...

How do I get medical records from a chiropractor on my deceased father?

I am sorry for your loss. I will assume he passed in Colorado. If so, the person nominated as the personal representative can request those...

Can grantor of life estate annul same by specifically directing in the instrument that the grantee NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY ?

Your very limited facts provide no basis for a viable claim to nullify the life estate. As noted by my colleague, you are best served by retaining...

What is the valid and legal manner in which a landlord lets his tenant know that he has to vacate?

You just have to post or serve the notices to start. Posting, of course, is the easiest way to go. It starts with either a notice to quit if you...

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