Beverly Hills, CA
Business Lawyer at Beverly Hills, CA
Practice Areas: Business, Real Estate, Contracts & Agreements
I wouldn't cash it. It could be deemed as accepting the amount.
First they would have to put a lien on the property. Once they do that, yes, they could force a sale.
You will have to get to her sign a quit claim deed turning the property over to you solely. If she does not do that, you may need to file for a...
Assuming that you are an at-will employee, yes, your employer can do this.
It starts on the following day. Thus, October 21 would be the first day of the 30 day period.
Generally no, but it depends on what exactly the purchase agreement and escrow documents say. A full consultation would be necessary to...
It depends on what the purchase agreement, listing agreement with the broker, and related documents say. A full consultation would be...
Generally speaking, you risk being in breach of your agreement and risk having damages sought against you. As far as specifics, such as how to...
No, you don't have to form an LLC to do this.
If she is a non exempt employee, yes, she's entitled to one and one half times her standard hourly wage for each hour worked over 8 in a day and...
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