1) if you used a credit card, that will be proof of purchase. 2) if you have protos of the property in your apartment, that is evidence that the...

1) if you used a credit card, that will be proof of purchase. 2) if you have protos of the property in your apartment, that is evidence that the...

Any business lawyer who goes to court will be sufficient. You are going to be shocked over the fees which will far exceed the $5,000 you invested....

There is no legal requirement that a power of attorney be initialed on every page and the notarization process does not require it either.

You can sue them, but your real problem will be to find any assets of a scam/con artist once you have a judgment against them.

Legally, yes, and how to do it: contact the credit card company. It's a business decision and process, not a legal decision or process.

I normally agree with Mr. Areshenko, but to ask for a retainer of less than $250,000 for costs, plus another $250,000 for fees would be a folly the...

In addition to the answer of Ms. James you will need a "durable" power of attorney which complies with the requirements of each nation. Generally,...

The answer would depend on your defendant and any other answer would be speculation.

"Founder" has no meaning in law. You can be sure that all your assumptions will be controverted by the "guy". You have no recourse but to hire a...