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If there is a contract that you signed, you are bound to it unless the other party has breached its terms. Official of unofficial, a contract... Read Answer
An LLC would be easiest to set up. A 501c7 is a bit more complex. Also it might not apply as you intend to profit off of the services you will... Read Answer
This is a very interesting fact pattern. It raises quite a few questions. How did she aquire the jewelry? Can you prove it was your... Read Answer
He can offer a payment plan. He can offer a negotiated settlement amount in lump sum to try and get the balance down to something more... Read Answer
Send a letter certified mail, return receipt requested. Consider contacting your local Alternative Dispute Resolution Center. If neither of... Read Answer
As long as the beneficiary has not immigrated to the US, the petitioner can cancel or withdraw the I-130 form. I note, however, a cancellation or... Read Answer
This varies from case to case. The national average is two years, meaning that half take longer. Please keep in mind that the property... Read Answer
With no named beneficiaries and no surviving spouse, the accounts pass to the estate. Please contact the plan administrator.
Depending on the amount of money you paid, you may sue them in small claims court or regular civil court. Or you can hire an attorney to... Read Answer
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Beneficiaries do not need to file a claim. The successor executor named in the Will or, if there is none, appointed by the court takes... Read Answer
In your position, I would immediately seek out new counsel to represent me in both matters. My office handles these areas routinely and would... Read Answer
My office regularly reviews and edits contracts in the course of business. Also we have a great deal of experience with drafting post-nuptuial... Read Answer
This is not a crime in and of itself. IF you are aware of farther reaching consequences to your action ahead of time, there could be civil... Read Answer
It would be a good idea to get a learner’s permit in the state in which you file for naturalization. You would be able to show such at the time... Read Answer
It is definitely allowed and not unusual. For further information or assistance, please feel free to contact our offices 203.870.6700
Please feel free to contact our office and ask for Attorney Christopher Hite. 203.870.6700. Tell him you are coming from Lawyers.com and... Read Answer
I would need more information regarding your situation to offer any kind of advice or assistance. Please feel free to contact us with more... Read Answer
You can file a partition action. You can file for an injunction. You likely have other options as well that would help block this move... Read Answer
It is possible there is a cancelation clause in the contract. An attorney would need to review the contract to be able to best assist you.... Read Answer
This is a complicated questions that cannot be easily answered. You will have to prove that the doctor's actions or inaction was a substantial... Read Answer
Yes, you can sue her for the damage to you car and the loss of use until it is repaired.
Hi, you will need to secure medical evidence in order to win your claim.
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You have a case if your doctor acted outside the normal course of business and recognized standards of care. First, you would need to have... Read Answer