K C Huffman

K C Huffman's Answers (75)

Eugene, OR

Business Lawyer at Eugene, OR

Practice Areas: Business, Real Estate ... +4 more

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Judgement granted us by CCB (5/24/04) against building contractor: $90K. recorded Mult. Co. 7/1/04. Actual damage over $250K.

K C's answer | Answered on March 04, 2014

You indicated you were granted a "judgment" by the CCB. You likely received a Final Order from the CCB which would need to be registered with the...

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Adoption

K C's answer | Answered on February 26, 2014

I practice in Springfield/Eugene and do some work in this area if you would like to contact me. If I can't help you I know another attorney in...

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Mechanics Lien: what is the process / $ involved and can you do more than 1 property on a claim?

K C's answer | Answered on February 26, 2014

One problem you'll have is the time issue. In Oregon, if you meet other requirements to be eligible to file a lien, you only have 75 calendar days...

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As a water loss restorer in oregon, do i have rights to place a mechanic's lien on a property?

K C's answer | Answered on February 25, 2014

In order to file a mechanic's lien you have to be either licensed with the Construction Contractor's Board or the Landscape Contractor's Board. If...

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I am trustee of my deceased parents revocable trust. What is an appropriate fee in Oregon for those services?

K C's answer | Answered on January 27, 2014

All the answers provided are helpful. We have several attorneys in my office who may be able to assist you.

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How does one claim adverse possession of a newly built home?

K C's answer | Answered on January 27, 2014

Your plan will likely end up with a criminal trespass charge and I advise against it.

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My husband and I are seperated. if we do quit claims deed is my husband still responsible for loan as well?

K C's answer | Answered on January 10, 2014

Your loan also likely has a "due on sale" clause which would mostly likely be triggered by any transfer of the property, including a quit claim...

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The city of Portland is compelling us to spend 25000 dollars to hook up to sewer. Is there any way we can fight back?

K C's answer | Answered on December 24, 2013

There is likely a local ordinance that was passed giving authority to the City to require people to hook up to the system and pay for it. ...

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Is an employer obligated to pay on time?

K C's answer | Answered on December 23, 2013

Each state has its own laws regarding payment of employees so you'll need to consult with a Michigan attorney for specific answers. Generally,...

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Do I need an employment attorney?

K C's answer | Answered on December 23, 2013

You should contact an employment attorney. If your state is an at-will employment state and if you don't have a contract outlining the terms of...

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