What are my other legal options to deposit a refund check?

If you can trust him to send you your half (he's trusting you to send him his half already) then you can endorse the check (sign the back) and mail...

What shareholder rights do I have when I see the CEO is doing nothing letting the company going bankruptcy? Thanks.

Great answer from Mr. Elie. The CEO has fiduciary duties to the corporation and to the shareholders. These mattes are complex. Consult with a...

My deceased father-in-law's older son is trying to get into his 401k and checking accounts. How can I stop this?

You can notify the administrator or executor of your father-in-laws estate. There should be someone administering his assets. Presumably, the son...

Ms. Straus is correct. They have to transfer title to themselves with the DMV and this power of attorney allows them to complete the transaction. ...

My grandma want to leave me $150,00 for but the executor of her will wont disclose how much money she has in the bank or pay me

If she is leaving the money to you when she passes, then she will have to put that in writing in her will or trust. The proper way would be for...

Will a living trust/revocable trust protect the assets of a Medical /nursing home patient.

A home is not considered for eligibility requirements for MediCal, so that won't prevent your mother from getting benefits. However, if she...

Were there any writings involved besides the checks? Was anything written on the memo section of the checks? A true loan would have a...

After parent passed, trustee immediately files lawsuit to quite title thru civil. Answered complaint.

I'm trying to get the facts straight. Your parent transferred part of a property to you in joint tenancy in 2012 and now the trustee is suing for...

Can I sue someone for money they owe me from a loan I took out on a currently foreclosed property?

I want to make sure that I have the facts straight. You took out cash in a home equity loan and invested in a partnership for $100,000. The home...

If a person gave POA to his daughter for his own finances due to a medical stroke, can he still be POA and executor for another?

Yes, so long as you are competent, you can act as POA for someone else. It doesn't matter that you have a POA yourself.