Walla Walla, WA
Business Lawyer at Walla Walla, WA
Practice Areas: Business, Litigation ... +3 more
I agree with the previous answer - your first step should be to read the LLC operating agreement to see what procedures are listed for removing a...
I agree with the previous answer - you must have an attorney for this to have a chance of success.
The key is that a mortgage is "secured," meaning that the lender has an interest in the house to help ensure that their debt is paid. The simple...
I agree with the previous answer - the bottom line is you should hire an attorney. You might also consider filing a "request for special notice"...
The short answer is "probably no." If the contract was valid and limited damages, that's it. But, there are a zillion wrinkles to contract...
I had a buddy in law school who fought a minor court battle over one of these tickets, arguing that the size of the pricing sign didn't meet the...
Take your criminal defense lawyer's advice on this question. Sometimes, delay is exactly what you want, sometimes not. Often, the simple...
Another way to do this would be to create 3 LLCs for each business, and then another "parent" LLC. The 3 child LLCs are then members of the parent...
No, a pre-nup is not ridiculous in your situation. Pre-nups help insure that there is predictability and fairness - those are good and valuable...
The "loophole" that the attorney was probably talking about was the concept of life insurance proceeds passing to beneficiaries under the terms of...
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