Not paying on contracted services

Attorney Koslyn is correct (as usual). Whether there has been a breach is not for the company to unilaterally decide. If that were the case,...

If a contractor incorporates his business, can the new corporation use the contractor's license?

The corporation is going to have to apply for a license individually. Please see the...

If contractor incorporates and still does business under his personal license, is the income taxed to the contractor or the corp

The contractor's license and income tax are separate concepts. This is something the contractor should cure as it ultimately affect his or her...

Promisory Note- One year into the note, payment was not made when the sale of the couples property was sold.

I am unclear as to your question. You state that the note "statue 6 years" is over. Is this something specifically laid out in the note itself...

The better question is, can it be legal? The answer: possibly. I will quickly address most of the top level details without going into...

Non compete agreement, if I sign does it mean that I can't work for another home health agency or senior residence?

Non compete agreements vary from state to state and are generally not favored by courts. Although in many states (such as Kansas), they can be...

Concerning an appraisal company in Mesa, AZ...if an appraisal business(incorporated) goes out of business...

Unfortunately, there really is not enough information to answer your question. But I will work with what I have. Generally, if the services...

Doctorshoppping, is it illegal to see 2 drs-pain management And get lortab rx from both?

I agree with attorney Myers. You need to discuss this with an attorney as soon as you can. Courts have been taking an aggressive stance against...

If i was with my ex 9 years married for 4 of that in California, Am I entitled to a part of his inheiritance when

You are not likely entitled to a claim against his mother's estate unless you can first get a judgment against her for fraud or theft or whatever...

Named in mother-in-law's will

No. You were correct in balking at the request of the attorney. Further, I would document that the attorney told you to sign it without first...