My daughter's doctor is refusing to give her copies of her chart even though she has signed a medical release

I assume you are asking whether this is legal. There are some instances where a doctor can refuse to provide copies of medical records to...

How should I withdraw from an LLC?

For some reason, the first posting indicated that your question was in California - when it refreshed, it said Texas - I just want to qualify that...

How should I withdraw from an LLC?

Believe it or not, this is a common question in the musical business. The answers are not all the same so to really help you, any attorney is...

Does a Trust Co. have to inform us that we qualify for the "California Residental Mortgage Lending Act of 2009"?

I can certainly understand your concern and I think that it is well founded. I California Civil Code requires that, in the event of a Trustee...

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What is illegal about Limewire?Its just sharing music.

The Recording Industry Association of America is a trade group that represents much of the music industry. They have a strong interest in helping...

New Trademark registration certificate after buying trademark

This is a good question. The trademark office keeps a running record of the events that have occurred in connection with a trademark. You are...

Right of privacy

You certainly present a lot of shocking information in your question which prompts the return question - why would someone do what did she did...

How can I purchase a home that is in probate for the last three years? My cousin is the heir to the home.

If the house is still in probate - you may want to contact the personal representative of the estate and inquire about purchasing the house from...

If sued as an individaul for a defaulted business line of credit, will a property owned by me and my wife be at risk?

This largely depends on how the business was structured. As a sole proprietorship or general partnership your personal assets would be at risk...

I have issued a written 30 notice to a CA tenant/renter. The 30 days will be up tomorrow and they are not moving. What can I do?

After the notice period has passed, you can then file an unlawful detainer lawsuit in Superior Court for the county in which the property is...