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Securities law - If I launch a token where users can send Ethereum to my smart contract to get back our token at a fixed price, is that considered a security and would I then have to register with the SEC?
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answered on Mar 2, 2024
Whether your token launch would be considered a security under securities law depends on various factors, including how the token functions and the nature of the transaction. If users are investing money with the expectation of profits solely from the efforts of others, it may meet the definition... View More 
To claim my estate as I'm over 18 and be secured party over the government entity via my birth certificate
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answered on Aug 6, 2023
The process of filing UCC-1 and UCC-3 forms typically pertains to securing interests in personal property, not claiming control over a government entity or asserting rights to an estate in the manner described. It is advisable to consult with an attorney who can provide guidance on legitimate legal... View More
answered on Sep 7, 2021
Georgia is known as a single party consent state. That means that as long as one person in the conversation is aware it is being recorded then it is a proper and legal recording. There are States like Florida which require all parties know and consent to the recording.
To prevent anymore interference on his part to make him stop interfering in my contract that he has already made a mess of. He was told in Dec2020 that he is not part of our real estate contract and not to attempt to speak on our buyers behalf. I do not know this person and he has now levied my... View More
answered on Sep 5, 2021
Restraining him won't resolve the lien. Meet with an attorney to discuss the actual situation and allow the attorney to ask questions. Only in this way will you find a way through your problems.
I create an LLC with 1 other person that finances the purchases. I do all of the work. Houses are purchased in the name of the LLC. We are both 50/50 partners of the LLC. I sell the house and we split net profit 50/50.
If I do this with other investors, creating a separate LLC with each... View More
answered on Feb 8, 2021
ONE INVESTOR IN ONE LLC MIGHT NOT BE A PROBLEM BUT THE MORE YOU DO THE CLOSER YOU COME TO BEING LABALED AN UNREGISTERED BROKER SELLING UNREGISTERED SECURITIES
We discovered in 2016 our house was foreclosed back in 2011 by the bank that issued our builder's loan. This has robbed us access to our equity and the consideration upon signing the contract to begin with. We are still living in the house. Is the contract void? What are our rights?
answered on Oct 8, 2020
I think we talked about this one at some length.
1. Figure out what a third-party bank thinks is wrong with your title, if anything. -- Title insurance issue.
2. What were the terms of the modification that you signed? Were there misrepresentations made to you to induce your... View More
answered on Jan 1, 2020
The landlord is the proper party to sue. If the landlord is unavailable, then pursue a case against the landlord’s agent.
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answered on Aug 18, 2019
When two married people are both old enough to receive SS benefits, assuming both worked the required amount of time to be eligible, each spouse gets to chose whether they want to claim their own SS benefits or claim spousal SS benefits--usually 50% of whatever the other spouse is receiving. For... View More
Her parents don’t know am I breaking any laws, she’ll only be there for 1 day
answered on Aug 15, 2019
This is not a securities law question; nor is it a small claims question; nor is it a civil rights question; so that only leaves criminal law--which is what you both may learn about very soon if you continue of the path you are taking.
answered on Oct 12, 2016
If your lease requires you to clean the carpet before you leave, you have to do so. Similarly, if you changed the colors of the walls during your tenancy, the landlord may require you to return them to the original colors. Similarly, if the paint has been damaged beyond the normal wear and tear,... View More
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