I am a physical therapist currently practicing in CA but would be moving to VA next year. I want to incorporate now. Any advice?

If you will ultimately be practicing in VA, establish the corporation there and then file it in CA as a foreign corporation. When you move to...

How ones domicile determined?

Your domicile is Japan. Domicile is your fixed or permanent home to which you plan to return. Your temporary work visa means that you do not...

Can a materials company put a lein on my home?

Ask your contractor for a lien release from the materials company. If they cannot get one you will have to file a cross-complaint against the...

Safety, holding title to property with multiple holders and prop 13 considerations.

Your mother can transfer title to a Living Trust with all of you as beneficiaries. This will also help with her estate planning. Your mother...

You can file an amended complaint right now, eliminating the hearing on the demurrer. Although each judge is different, most judges will allow 3...

HI i am going thru financial difficiculties and cannot afford the mortg. I was told I can apply for the home affordalbe program.

Keep making payments when you submit the loan mod application. Otherwise, you risk foreclosure. It may give them less reason to do loan mod...

Definitely have the Power of Attorney Form notarized. Otherwise, DMV will not recognize it as valid transfer of title and you will remain liable.

Can a tenant make a major repair without written consent and deduct cost from rent?

Tenant cannot make repairs and deduct rent payments. Tell her she will be in default if she repairs roof. On other hand, you have duty to make...

I have Creditor Issues. Can I Quit Claim Deed land I've owned 20 yrs to 2 siblings who are entitled by the will to 1/3 interest?

The safest thing to do is go through probate and transfer title that way. Otherwise, your creditors can try to sue you and your siblings for a...

What is the statute of limitations for a court ordered judgement for collection of the money?

You have 10 years from the date the judgment was filed to collect the amount owed, plus interest and court costs. Section 4.16.020(2). Sometimes...