Yes, if you answer the interrogatories, they must be answered under oath with a verification, UNLESS your attorney chooses to assert objections...

What are the major advantages and disadvantages of a these 2 business structure: sole proprietorship and LLC?

VERY, VERY briefly: With a sole proprietorship, you don't have to file any forms with the state and you don't have to maintain a separate...

What if i borrowed from a bank to invest in a franchise business, hired a lawyer to protect my interest and still got ripped off

Unfortunately, investing in any kind of business, even franchises, is risky. You don't say exactly what you hired your lawyer to do when you...

False claim in small claims

If they have sued you in small claims court, you need to attend the hearing and bring your witnesses and written evidence with you. Do you have...

Your lawyer will have a better sense as to whether your family will cooperate by providing voluntary information or whether a subpoena needs to be...

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If their is a video of an employee being accussed of doing something wrong on his job.

If that video is in your personnel file, you may have a right to view that but you have to do so in their office. Also, depending on where the...

Can a person be arrested for a loan made by an authorized user of a credit card and did not pay?

This sounds like a complete shakedown to me and maybe even an abusive debt collection practice -- certainly threatening criminal action in order to...

Can a company withhold funds to another company for personal debt.

Assuming that you have kept your LLC separate, generally, no, they can't do that, unless your agreements with the Inc. company say so. Legal...

Can we take our take our neighbor to court to enforce our well agreement. ( cont. from below) for all costs and attorney fees.

Based on your description, if you have a judgment, you should be able to recover your costs and attorneys fees. However, collecting a judgment can...

Typically, a motion to dismiss is made at the beginning of the case before any evidence is developed. It is a motion that says, in effect, "even...