Can I file a protection order? and where can I find case law to support my motion? I am in a Paternity litigation,

Short answer, without knowing more - and no expert in paternity suits, only in some scattered family/matrimonial litigation, is YES. However I...

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You can put a stop to it by threatening to sue for civil harassment, invasion of privacy, intentional infliction of emotional distress, trespass...

I own 60% of an LLC and a family member owns 40% for his $400K contribution to starting the company. A friend contributed $200K

I would absolutely consult a tax attorney to answer this question. In fact, our firm's accountant is both an attorney and a CPA, and is brilliant....

1yr ago former boss paid my insurance with a fraud check. Causing my license to be suspended. Can I still sue him in?

The statute of limitations for any and all fraud claims: basic fraud, fraudulent inducement, fraudulent conveyance or transfer, etc., DOES NOT...

If I quit and start a business related to one of my parent companies subsidiaries does the non compete apply?

In all likelihood, a non-compete of this level of sophistication (i.e., entered into with either a parent or subsidiary company, meaning the...

I have an online business which it does not sell anything but service (no sales tax), where do i register the business?

I agree with the above answer emphatically. Florida is the dream state when it comes to low personal income taxes and low estate taxes (plus it...

I would be careful, and happy to advise you further on this, as this falls squarely within my general practice area; however, if we're talking...

I agree 100% with Ms. Koslyn (once again), who has clearly and concisely provided accurate and practical legal counsel. I therefore defer to her...

By law - notwithstanding the trial judge's enormous discretion in deciding all things of this nature - at least in New York, the State Court Judges...

Can the bank charge me for something that I was not notified about it in any way?

The answer is, it depends, but generally, the first answer is NO, federal FDIC and other banking regulations which I am not conversant enough in to...