Do I need my spouse's signature to change my beneficiary on my IRA...my lump sum pension money?
Under the law of many States, a spouse is legally the 'next-of-kin'. So in SOME states you would be required to have the spouse's approval....
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Under the law of many States, a spouse is legally the 'next-of-kin'. So in SOME states you would be required to have the spouse's approval....
This is simple. She can sign a Revocation of Durable Power of Attorney and essentially 'take it back' from him. She would want to make sure he...
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Protecting yourself by using a Corporation or LLC makes sense. You might face potential liability if a consumer uses a product or service offered...
Very easy to solve. The IRA already has a Beneficiary Designation (when the IRA was established).. Check with the IRA Custodian and simply make...
There are two courses of action: (1) a Police Report for Grand Theft / Embezzlement; and (2) The LLC needs to file a lawsuit against him for...
You can handle this in a couple of different ways depending on (1) If you 'made things right' (returned the money, etc. (2) If you were terminated...
This seems like a case well-suited for Small Claims Court. Gather your information & documents if any and present your case in a clear,...
Take this case to Small Claims Court - now. Take any documentation you have and ask the Judge for an Order. Good Luck!
Your friend should take him to Small Claims Court. Take copies of invoices unpaid and past services and copy of text. Ask the Judge for full...
Work with a Litigation Attorney or a Real Estate attorney - who will help you through the maze and help you collect. Look on Avvo.com under...