An LLC’s loss of rights are equivalent to a Corporation. Until the LLC’s status is corrected, while it is suspended it cannot legally operate. This...

If a tenant who is renting a room, and violates the contract is a 3 day pay or quit legal?

A three day pay notice is legal if the procedure is carried out properly. A landlord can serve a 3-day notice if they : -Failed to pay the rent....

Mom passed away and left living trust how do i get a copy of it

There really is no "right" to see the trust, however, as a likely beneficiary the trustee should share some information with you. It is important...

My Licensee Agreement is dated 8/21/03. I found they're a disguised Franchise on 8/25/10. When does the clock start? Can I sue?

First- let me suggest that you have an attorney review both of your Agreements. Second- typically, under CA law, the Statute of Limitations...

I am suing the CA Dept of Justice for some records under the CA Information Practices Act, and I am now conducting discovery.

Discovery is a complicated process, and, as you are going up against the DOJ with its many resources, you should be prepared to use every tool...

After the trust is distributed can anything be done

As a beneficiary, you always have the right to contest actions taken by the Trustee/Representative. You may have impaired that right by signing a...

What to do if a person named their business VERY CLOSE like my business.

Unfortunately, you will most likely lose money if you decide to take this issue to court. While there are some interesting potentials regarding...

Can I reject a demotion (without cause) offer and still remain eligible for UI benefits if terminated?

The short answer is no. An individual can be disqualified from receiving UI if they leave their work voluntarily, without good cause, or were...

I agree with Ms. Brewster. What your sister is referring to is "adverse possession", and, as pointed out, she fails the adverse portion....

I'm being sued for foreclosure. Is it proper to serve process on my son, who's not a party, at one of his apartments?

Service of process under Florida law must be made on the defendant, either in person or by leaving the papers with a resident of the party's home...