The short answer is yes. You may have an expensive legal problem on your hands. The law has recently changed in this area, potentially making it...

Family: Lawyers are often quoting a hourly rate for their services. What activities are counted?

This is a good question to ask the lawyers you interview before you hire one. Also ask them how many hours they are expected to bill each day. ...

Incorporation of a second business using a prior incorporation

Remember to have the shareholders (even if you are the only shareholder) vote to approve your new course of business. Keep a record of the vote in...

How can I have significant other move from home I own exclusively?

According to Washington law, your significant other is a tenant. You can bring legal action to evict the tenant, and you have a couple of...

Can a group of us who have easement rights lay more gravel and fix the potholes?

You and your neighbors can probably maintain the road, but it depends. What does the easement document say? Do you have other access to your...

Is it possible to form a Limited Liability Company that has the same name as a corporation that is no longer doin business?

Yes, you can (but that doesn't mean you should). If there are no active LLCs with the name that you want, you can register it with the...

AFTER GUARDIANSHIP/CONSERVATORSHIP HAS BEEN FILED AND RULED ON CAN SOMEONE ELSE FILE FOR SAME? ?

Consult an attorney licensed in Georgia. You should be able to petition the court to change the guardian. Good luck.

I need to get a replacement deed for mineral rights in the State of Colorado.

Yes, it should be much easier get the mineral rights into the proper name while your step-mother is alive and competent. Start by finding an...

Can a parent give vounltary guardianship over them?

A court would have to appoint a guardian, but you probably do not need a lawyer to approve the petition. Start by reading this pamphlet put out by...

Can a primary buyer in a gresham oregon home sell the house without the secondary buyers consent

The secondary person can only sell or give away ("quit-claim") the part of the property that the secondary person owns. The secondary person would...