Would both co-owners be liable for accident without insurance if only one drives the car?
Yes. As an owner, you are liable for up to $15,000 per person ($30,000 maximum) for personal injury, and $5,000 property damage per accident. ...
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Yes. As an owner, you are liable for up to $15,000 per person ($30,000 maximum) for personal injury, and $5,000 property damage per accident. ...
Whoever has the will must file it with the court within 30 days of learning of your aunt's death. Whether a probate proceeding will be required...
You can stay until your lease term is over.
Yes, the response is due that Monday, unless Monday is a holiday, in which case it is due Tuesday.
There is usually not enough money involved for an attorney to be interested. Why don't you use small claims court? That is just the type of case...
Yes. Take a look at California Civil Code section 3344(a): Any person who knowingly uses another’s name, voice, signature, photograph, or...
Changing this question's category to "class action". This does sound like a good basis for class action suit. Talk with class action attorneys -...
The answer depends on whether the "specialized closet fixtures" are "necessary or agreed repairs, decorations, alterations or improvements". If...
Your sister is the trustee. It is a legitimate trust expense for a trustee to consult with an attorney (and any other expert necessary) regarding...
One possibility would be to have the property held in trust (which is probably a good idea in her circumstances anyway). The trust could provide...