Can a co-signer get sued if the individual he signed for is getting sue?

The answer is generally yes. Normally, all persons who sign an agreement are personally and severally liable for the obligations under that...

Resigining a company as the CEO/President .

Generally, if you signed a personal guarantee you are personally liable as provided in that guarantee. It is unlikely that you can escape liability...

As a general matter, the personal representative to a will has the power and authority to carry out written instructions of the deceased. For...

Does a statutory agent in an LLC need to be an attorney?

In most states, the agent must be a person or business with offices in the state where your entity is organized or doing business (if it must...

Do I really need an attorney to do a living will

The law does not require that you use an attorney to complete an estate plan. Under your circumstances, however, I think not using one would be a...

Why should I as the Landlord have to physically remove a tenants property after we have been granted a writ of restitution.

Under law, the landlord is the one that is required to remove the property. The sheriff’s office is there only to keep the peace. If you have a...

What are my rights as a consumer in Colorado?

You have various rights including that they stop calling you and your work. If they violate these rights you may have the right to sue for damages...

What can we do about trading virtual money for real money and not receiving it?

You should speak with a civil litigator. You can certainly file suit. As to the effect of the bankruptcy, that depends on the chapter under which...

In a mediated case, if payment for the settlement is not received by the specified date, does that void the agreement?

Generally, if the terms of the mediation agreement are not met, then the agreement is breached and the parties can pursue the remedies allowed...

Employee vacation.I had vacation several years ago and they changed there handbook and took it away from me.is this legal

As a general rule, the employer can change the terms of employment and end benefits that have not accrued unless you have a contract. In some cases...