You should have your own attorney. Before you sign anything this important, it's best to have an attorney review it.

I feel I was not given enough notice to fix an item after moving out, what are my rights?

Please take a look at the info here: http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/sec-deposit.shtml#footnote232 I would suggest looking for...

How do i stop a company from using my business likeness as a bait and switch to drive traffic to their website?

I would recommend hiring a lawyer to get involved with this.

If incorrectly sued, is the business or person responsible for judgment payment?

Did you defend the lawsuit after your initial appearance? Did you raise the liability defense on demurrer to the complaint or did you file an...

We jointly own our house. Can we keep the joint ownership after divorce and set up a living trust?

There is a way to accomplish your goals. As mentioned by another fine attorney, setting up separate trusts for each of you is probably the course...

Abstract of Judgemnet, filed against me by default. Abstract lien against my land. This was a fraudulent case, no contract

The first step is speak to an attorney. There is a way that you could have the judgment vacated and the lien removed. It isn't a very quick...

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How do I review the legality of an independent contractor agreement?

If you are looking to have an attorney review the agreement without payment, I would also suggest contacting one of the attorneys from the...

Does my mother need a will or living trust?

When you say that you are "on the bank account" does that mean you are named as a joint account holder, an on-death beneficiary, or simply someone...

What is the Max APR for Calif residents on a credit loan? I am paying 174.10% per month. No exaggeration.

Unless the party giving the loan is considered an exempt party under the law (in California), the maximum rate is generally 10%. Most licensed...

What's my personal liability if EDD finds ICs have been misclassified and are employees?

Actually, it is possible that you could have personal liability for wrongful classification. Please take a look at California Unemployment...

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