I need a Calif. Attorney to file a UCC-1. I want it done right.
As accurately noted by my colleague, a UCC-1 is not rocket science. Substantially more important is having a very solid security agreement and...
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As accurately noted by my colleague, a UCC-1 is not rocket science. Substantially more important is having a very solid security agreement and...
Honestly, the best choice is for you and your siblings to hire a local business attorney and speak with an accountant. The choice of entity is a...
I respectfully disagree with my colleague. I believe TILA may apply. Under TILA, all credit card debt is defined as open account. Now, the court...
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No attorney, no matter how experienced they are, can ever tell you how a judge will ultimately rule. That depends on the judge, the facts, the...
It is your problem. Review the law on the implied warranty of habitability. If the tenant actually learns their rights (if he has sense to speak to...
Maybe. It depends on your account agreements.
No. If you have a contract, then you must follow through with your duties under the contract. If you decide to breach, then expect to get sued.
Yes, you can ask. Based on your few facts, I would say the chance of getting them are small to none. Attorney fees are allowed only if they are...
Can you ask? Sure. Will the court grant them? That depends on your state law, the facts, and the nature of the case. Now, in theory, you could...
Nope. If you do business in CA with an entity, they will tax you. You will just have to pay twice. One to establish in another state and then to...