What happens if you runaway at 16 and return at 18?
As a minor that has not emancipated, it would be very difficult to go about normal tasks as you cannot legally contract with apartments,...
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As a minor that has not emancipated, it would be very difficult to go about normal tasks as you cannot legally contract with apartments,...
You would need to wait for the baby to be born first. Then, both natural parents could execute a power of attorney for minor child giving you the...
I am sorry to hear about your situation. I agree with Mr. Jaffe. I also want to add this: be careful purchasing anything through social media and...
I am sorry that you are going through this stressful situation. In theory, the executor could be sued for breach of fiduciary duty for destroying...
I am sorry for the loss of your mother. I would recommend contacting a local probate attorney to help with this. Generally speaking, powers of...
I agree with Mr. Cohen. The "best" structure is highly dependent upon your specific business goals and needs. That being said, many start-ups use...
It is a good thing you are thinking about these issues before they arise. What would happen likely depends on how your mother became the legal...
In theory, you could sue if the vehicle sold to you did not meet the contract's standards or GA law. However, an attorney would need to review your...
I am sorry to hear about your stressful situation. One option would be to have the father sign a GA power of attorney for a minor child nominating...
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I agree with the other attorneys. From what I understand the facts are the following: you created a CA LLC; moved to GA; registered CA LLC to do...