Boulder Creek, CA
Business Lawyer at Boulder Creek, CA
Practice Areas: Business, Animal Law ... +3 more
The answer depends partly on what agreements there were between the two of you, which (if it was all under the LLC) leads to the Operating...
If you gave your dog away with no explicit agreement about what the recipient could do with her, you're out of luck. The recipient can do any legal...
Maybe, it depends on facts not given here. More important - DO NOT DISCUSS THE FACTS OF YOUR CRIMINAL CASE ON AVVO. Discuss them in person with...
If your cousin was in your home, it's ambiguous. On the one hand, a dog owner is generally liable for harms their dog causes; on thevother, a guest...
From your description, your dog was not under your control. It left your property and caused damage. You are liable for that damage. Based on these...
The history makes this an apparently quite complex situation. Possibly there is a simple answer to the question of getting the LLC reinstated,...
If your business will operate only (at least initially) in California, it rarely makes sense to domicile it elsewhere. Doing so will not reduce...
Answering this would require review of your LLC's structure. If you set it up with an attorney's help, consult them; if not, find one. I advise...
If she has a public defender helping her, that's the person to ask. Attorneys here are not likely to second-guess the local lawyer who knows not...
The answer probably depends on whether the agency(ies) that received and then adopted out your dogs ever obtained legal ownership of them. Review...
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