Power of Attorney - California resident but Texas business
You need a Financial Power of Attorney (DPOAF). California law provides the DPOAF is valid to give you authority to sell the Texas business. ...
Torrance, CA
Estate planning Lawyer at Torrance, CA
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You need a Financial Power of Attorney (DPOAF). California law provides the DPOAF is valid to give you authority to sell the Texas business. ...
Depends. Foreclosure process varies and depends on many factors, including: loan amount, property value, equity, location, lender. Yes. You may...
Yes. Based on information presented, you may sue creditor. Yes. You are entitled to surplus from sale proceeds after creditor is paid loan...
Statute not specific. Creditors must provide sufficient information to prove validity of debt. Generally, this will include: signed receipts,...
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Maybe. You may be able to protect the houses by exempting the equity in each home. Not enough information provided to opine further. Carefully...
Maybe. Whether pensions and bank accounts are part of trust depends on several factors. Factors include: terms of trust; how accounts are titled;...
Yes. You are required to send statutory notice to all beneficiaries and potential beneficiaries. Yes. It is good practice to send copy of trust...
Maybe. Depends on terms of trust and facts. Generally, in absence of trust terms prohibiting partition, you may petition court for partition and...
Yes. BK will provide protection under automatic stay which will be effective day filed.
Yes. Creditors may compel trustee to appoint creditor's committee. Ref: BK Code Section 1102(a)(1) which provides that the United States trustee...