My 17 year old son is being accused of sexual abuse on another minor an incident that happened years ago

There is no question above. Still, the answer is to get a criminal attorney involved immediately.

A not for profit ID (I think you mean a Federal EIN number) does not provide for a "tax write off." A not for profit does not pay taxes on its...

I am an attorney who was an avid movie poster collector. 90% of the posters from the 1940s were created by National Screen Service (often...

Can you keep a company from hiring someone if you have a personal problem with them outside of work?

I like that "the boss listened although asked her to validate why her personal feelings should interfere with a business decision." I cannot...

I would like to start a prize giveaway business for half profit and half to cancer research.

I am often approached by clients with "big hearts" who want to make "tons" of money and give "tons" of money away to wonderful causes. They all...

Does an LLC protect me if partnered in a Hedge fund on the management side from fraud down to a traffic accident?

Your question is impossible to answer. The advice to get an attorney from my colleague is totally appropriate. Hedge funds are immensely complex,...

If a contract is not acted upon for 28 years by either party, does it become null and void?

Without seeing the written agreement, an attorney cannot be specific in his or her analysis. A good attorney could make a strong argument against...

If our business(an LLC) owns our rental properties,we have $100k liability coverage on each,what happens if we are sued for $1M?

There is a type of insurance called an "umbrella policy". It requires that you have underlying insurance, which you do. It raises the policy...

The bank will have a signature card. If you're not on the signature card, you cannot write checks (unless I suppose if you have a written power of...

If I contact opposing counsel during the dates of a Notice of Unavailability (NOU), will I be compromising myself?

You can respond without "compromising" yourself or your notice. I am familiar with the Notice as an attorney. I regard it as a professional...