A corporation owned by one person owes me $9,500 in unpaid commissions. How should I sue them in small claims court?

If the corporation is the one at fault, you have to sue the corporation. A corporation protects the individual owners unless as mentioned above you...

Yes, you can name someone as both the successor trustee and the beneficiary. Trustees have fiduciary duties to all the beneficiaries and to the...

I get SSI, have mediCARE/mediCal, and am diagnosed with kidney disease.

I agree with my colleague. Your best bet is to set up a special needs (or supplemental needs) trust, which if drafted correctly can protect your...

How can I make sure my husband can stay in my house until he dies or moves to an assisted living facility?

You can address this issue in a trust or a will by specifying exactly how you want the property used/distributed. If you already have a trust, you...

I agree with my colleague that you probably signed an arbitration agreement in the contract at signing. How long have you been with AT&T? Usually,...

As my colleagues mentioned, you can sue Gold's Gym in small claims court because the amount is most likely not going to reach the threshold for...

I am a Canadian national and my fiancee (business partner ) is American. We are just going to start a LLC in Orange county

As mentioned above, your fiancé can use her social security number to apply for the EIN. You can apply online for the EIN and should receive the...

What type of licensing do I need to start a business? Do I have to be bonded for this type of business? Looking 4 phone consltn

Most cities require businesses to file a business tax certificate. Other cities have different requirements depending on the nature of the...

My brother is stealing my mothers money. She is 85 years old, and he signs for loans against the house, and directs money from

I agree with the other attorneys that you should hire a probate attorney to file for a conservatorship. A judge will decide to appoint a...

Actions under California's Unfair Competition Law, California Business & Professional Code section 17200 are subject to the same statute of...

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