How do i convert a loan in to a limited partnership

You have a few options. Any of these options require the advice of an attorney, if you really want to protect your investment. You could take...

Yes, you can be sued. The question is whether this company will win their lawsuit. That is impossible to say without reviewing the contract, but if...

Gave a good faith deposit 7,500.towards purchase of 250,000 home.....pending inspection & appraisal . House was listed as 2500

Sorry as this sounds miserable. Unfortunately, it is impossible to know about the best way to proceed without review of the contract terms. In our...

What are my rights when I repeatedly contacted my HOA office and was ignored and being threatened with a lien on my home?

You need to review the HOA policies, bylaws, and CC&R about your rights. These kinds of things are, unfortunately, common. The policies should...

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Can I SUE my employer for wrongful termination and breach of verbal contract in CA?

I am sorry for the termination. The general rule in every state except Wyoming (as I recall), is that unless you have a contract, you are an...

Can someone take me to court if they want their money back from a Cragslist item they bought (it works, they even admitted it)

You can always be sued. The question is if they will win, and that seems doubtful based on your facts. As to threat about legal fees, that is...

I have a single owner Delaware LLC, want to open an office in Nevada and do business in Nevada, incl bank account in Nevada

You need to make some things clear. So are you doing business in Delaware? Will you actually be doing business in Nevada (having an office,...

How to write a settlement offer without prejudice in a lawsuit in Arkansas

I am sorry, but there is no way you should do this without legal counsel. Your first mistake was, apparently, not using an attorney to have a good...

Legally, they can sue you for the amount due. You admit it was a mistake. While it would be nice if this was true, there is no law that says you...

Can a financial institution hold me for non-payment if I cancelled the contract the day after it was entered into?

Maybe CA now has a rescission law that covers this, but just because you cancelled a contract 24 hours later does not mean that you are just home...