My deceased mother (23 years) has a life insurance policy that has been unclaimed. I don't have the policy. What can I do?

I am admitted in DC. You will likely need to ask the insurance company for an affidavit of lost policy or sue them for a declaratory judgment to...

HOW CAN I OPEN AN S CORPORATION IN THE STATE OF NY?

While forming an S corp might be wise, it may not well be the only solution given the limited facts you've provided. "Documenting your own income"...

Can you liquidate s-corp assets (rental farm land) into an undivided interest between the shareholders (2 siblings)?

I am admitted to practice in Arkansas. What may work here is the creation of a trust (or perhaps two) of some kind in which the property may be...

Under no circumstances should a financial advisor be signing any documents in your name. In particular, if the financial planner is doing this in...

Wyoming law how much can they really give him? No lawyer will answer my calls

You need to get a lawyer in the Rawlins area. Try the Wyoming Bar's website for a referral: http://wyomingbar.org/directory/need_lawyer.html

I'm getting ready to file a civil suit against my ex-husband/business partner. There still is a notarized business agreement.

Listen to the people here....get a lawyer. Have you checked the databases of other states, say Delaware, Nevada or elsewhere, to ascertain whether...

EB-5 immigration

My colleague Rana Jazayerli and I work on regional center/investment issues on EB-5 matters. Much will depend on the nature of the bar and the...

H1b visa holder aiming a EB5

My colleague Rana Jazayerli has educated me on this, and I can tell there are a lot of moving parts to get something like this off the ground for...

New York based model has payment problems with an out of state client: to whom do I report?

I am admitted in NY. You would likely sue in NY and then domesticate the judgment in Texas. You likely want to litigate in NY due to the ability...

What are the limits of liability of L.L.C. and account in your name?

You're a principal of the LLC and the other fellow may well be your agent, actually or inherently. You definetely need to seek counsel to...