I am a resident of Alaska. I own two houses in California. Can I set up a LLC in Alaska, and transfer the titles to LLC?

Yes you can set up a local LLC and transfer title to property in other states to that LLC. Because the LLC will own property in CA, you may need to...

My wife died 4 years ago, I paid the house off, but the deed came back in my name and to her estate. How do I get her estate off

If your prior deed listed you and your 1st wife as "husband and wife", then you had a joint tenancy with right of survivorship. That means the...

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RE transfer of ownership on a jointly owned home. I have bought out the other owners and have had a title search done which

If you are getting a mortgage, you will be required to obtain a title policy. If you are not getting a mortgage, the decision to purchase a...

Do homeowners insurance companies investigate first before litigating a suit?

If you have a covered loss, the insurance company may send someone out to see the damage and evaluate the value to repair or replace. If the cost...

What to do if six months after the trial i found oficial evidence the other.party lied about his income.

If the information could have been discovered prior to the trial, it is unlikely that the belated discovery of the information will serve as a...

The licensing board decided each application on a case by case basis. There is no way to know how they might rule on your application.

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As a general rule, you are allowed to trim (remove) any branches that extend over your property line.

USING ENTITIES IN A COMPLAINT

It is unclear what you are asking. A business entity cannot be represented by an individual - it must retain an attorney.

In MD. are both parties that co-signed for a vehicle still responsible if the judge awards the vehicle to one in a divorce?

A divorce decree does not change the terms of your loan. So, if you co-signed for the ex's car, you will remain on the loan until it is paid off.

Can I be charged for defaulting on a payday loan in New Jersey. These loans were taken out from other states.

As a general rule, you inability to repay a loan would not result in criminal prosecution. Rather, they could sue you civil court to seek a judgment.