Condo unit . Selling condo unit. Certificate of title . Assigned unit

You can, but you have to be very careful for several reasons. 1. You may be facing a "gift tax" situation in doing so. 2. Your mortgage company...

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I am starting a new business in California and can't decide whether it should be an LLC or S Corp or an LLC as a S Corp.

You seem to have a very grasp of the issues on whether to choose an LLC or a "S" Corporation. An "S" Corp and an LLC treated as an "S" Corp would...

Michigan Estate of Step father in law. Do we need to hire an attorney?

You need to consult a attorney from Michigan to see what the laws in Michigan will require. If Michigan is a community property state, then your...

Can I sue?

You cannot sue your employer in civil court. You can file a workers' compensation claim only. However, in some circumstances, you can file what is...

Is there any way to reopen my settled workmans comp case?

If you settled your case by means of a Compromise and Release, then you have no way to reopen your case, unless you file a motion to set aside the...

How much will a foreclosure affect my credit after my discharged CH 7?

I totally agree with Mr. Merna. The individual obligation that you had as to the property, was extinguished by the discharge. Basically then the...

Do I give the trustee 1040x along with my 1040 tax return? or do i just give my 1040?

Transperancy and disclosure are key to your chapter 7 filing. If the trustee feels you are hidding something, he/she will make your life...

How do I sue a homeowner for personal injury & damage to personal property? ?

I also agree with Ms. McCall in that if the accident happened in 1999, then you will NOT be able to sue this person as the statute of limitations...

How do I sue a homeowner for personal injury & damage to personal property? ?

Hire an attorney that specializes in "Premises Liability" cases.

Do most bankrupty attorneys know about securitizations? Are they responsable for doing their research when property is involved?

If an attorney commits an error that affects your case, then he is liable to the client for the client's losses. However, in the case of...