J. Gregory Salyards

J. Gregory Salyards's Answers (36)

Oregon City, OR

Estate planning Lawyer at Oregon City, OR

Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +3 more

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Will I have to pay this insurance claim from more than 2 years ago?

J.'s answer | Answered on November 19, 2016

This question is probably better served if it is submitted to the Debt Collection panel.

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At what point does IP tracking, and exposing of personal information, go from being legal to illegal?

J.'s answer | Answered on November 19, 2016

Your fears are justified. Your first step needs to be to identify where the personally identifiable information came from. Was it part of your...

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What are risks to be considered in allowing seller on title along side buyer in a land contract sale, until note is paid off?

J.'s answer | Answered on November 19, 2016

Regardless of which side of the transaction your are on, you need to consult with a real estate attorney. There are many pitfalls for both buyers...

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How can I sell my dad's Florida car in Oregon with power of attorney?

J.'s answer | Answered on November 19, 2016

Having your father sign the title over to you and then you sell the car as the current owner would be simpler and potential cheaper process than...

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My perm got denied twice post audit. Will changing my job title with the same company increase my chance of an another audit.

J.'s answer | Answered on November 14, 2016

Please provide more information regarding the type of audit and the details of the audit determination.

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Can a person go back to a house that they were restrained from after the other party has moved out,?

J.'s answer | Answered on November 11, 2016

The facts are not clear as they are stated. If the lockout was by the landlord or an agent of the landlord, the lockout violates Oregon...

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