It is not possible to provide an answer to your question without reviewing the contract in question. Hire an experienced lawyer and ask them to...

Retaining a lawyer is certainly a good option. You may also file a complaint with the California Contractors State License Board. I'd probably...

The language you quote does not prevent the filing of a lawsuit. What it does, is make the "losing" part in a lawsuit responsible for paying the...

As my colleagues have pointed you, can transfer title of the car to a later formed LLC. This would be a capital contribution by you to the LLC,...

As mentioned, it is an unusual provision. The only benefit I can think of is to prevent one spouse from revoking a trust without the other...

I expect your client is concerned about what happens if a 2-year-old child is injured or dies in their home. It is a reasonable concern. Your...

If the property is in California and if your parents transferred title to you, they are not in a position to sell it. California does not...

It sounds like a matter for the small claims court to me, too. Best of luck. Chris

Read the lease and any written "roommate agreement" you may have signed. If you are still unsure of how to proceed you might consider paying a...

Anyone can sue anyone for any reason, so the answer is "yes." As practical matter, the amount of money involved does not warrant paying a lawyer. ...