If I win a small court case against a LLC company and the company merges losing its identity, is the court ruling still

If the judgment is against, say, "ABC LLC" and ABC LLC merges with XYZ LLC, under most circumstances XYZ LLC becomes liable for the debt as the...

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Commercial Lease w/Residence

If you're living there, it's a residential lease--but because it's related to employment, it might be exempt from the RLTA under RCW 59.18.040(8)...

Looking for another lawyer. Probate question

If there was equity in the house to save--that is, its value of $1.7 million is substantially more than the debt owed on it--then it makes sense...

How can I stop a 14 year old from driving on my private property that has an access road to homes behind us?

You are in a tough situation and I'm very sorry. Restraining orders and police enforcement is about the best you can do in this kind of...

Sell house to family member

You can sell to your son at a lower interest rate than what banks would charge, even zero percent interest. Once it's lower than market rate, it...

Intestate; Never Filing Papers, Doing Things Without The Courts. What's The Statute Of Limitations Of Siblings Filing Suit?

Joint tenancy with right of survivorship (JTWROS) designations on bank accounts can be challenged in court. If defeated, then the money would...

Irrevocable Trust WA State, which has more weight in a contest (court)? Dr. letter or a friend who drove him to change his trust

Challenging capacity of a Trustor is never easy, but you have listed many of the factors that go into the determination that a Trustor lacked...

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On a One Time special assessment, if one homeowner owns two lots must they pay for two assessments?

The answer does depend on the exact wording of the CC&Rs. Typically, though, you are correct--assessments are divided between the lots, not between...

Does a private company have the right to lock in a FMV for the ESOP's granted to a resigning employee?

A stock option can have any number of terms on it, including one that locks in the price at which the option may be exercised. The price is not the...

The legal jargon for this issue is the law of "lateral and subadjacent support." Essentially, neighbors are required to refrain from doing anything...

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