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If a notice of breech is delivered to a participant in a contract is not responded to during the cure period does that trigger
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Answered on December 27, 2009
Your rights depend almost entirely on the terms of the contract and additional facts. A breach may or may not be material and this analysis is...
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Verbal contracts are they enforable>
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Answered on December 27, 2009
Most oral contracts are enforceable. You need to contact an attorney once you are served with a suit to make sure you do not lose your rights as...
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Promissory note: $40K. How to make it bulletproof?
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Answered on December 25, 2009
If you want to make this bulletproof then you will retain an attorney with experience in secured transactions. This note should be supported by an...
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Can a landlord charge tenants for damages to a property without any itemization of services or costs?
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Answered on December 22, 2009
This is the third question that I have answered on security deposits recently. The law regarding security deposits is very clear. The statute...
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Renter rights and can I give up up my 60 day notice of damages after moving out?
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Answered on December 21, 2009
The landlord is wrong. There is no waiver of the requirement of the landlord to return or account for the security deposit no later than 60 days...
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Is there a way to transfer ownership of a home to my dauighter without having her pay thousans in closing costs?
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Answered on December 21, 2009
Those costs are primarily related to financing and not the transfer of ownership. Unless you want to carry the loan (which should never be done...
What are some ways to drag out a small claims case as long as possible and be the biggest pain in the butt as possible?
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Answered on December 21, 2009
My colleague’s post was absolutely accurate. If you have valid counterclaims assert those. If you have valid affirmative defenses make those. If...
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I am about to start a business that has three companies under that one business. A consulting company, a real-estate company...
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Answered on December 21, 2009
As a matter of liability protection and taxation considerations it may be best to have three totally separate entities. As to entity selection that...
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I'm starting a non profit and have had to many confusing answers. Should I be Incorporated or an orginization.
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Answered on December 21, 2009
The best place to start is by talking to an attorney. In most states you can file as a nonprofit as a nonprofit corporation or through an LLC. A...
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Will this affect my personal assests
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Answered on December 21, 2009
You must speak with a local bankruptcy attorney. It is often of little benefit to file for Chapter 7 for the business and it may make more sense to...
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