You got some service so you should at least offer to pay for the part of the service you got.

An attorney would need to review all the facts to answer this question, most importantly, the LLC operating agreement. It is possible there could be joint ownership of the property by the members, if not through the LLC, then through a general partnership created by law as a result of the... View More

You are describing a complex situation that has written documents that need to be reviewed before anyone can answer your question. There are also potential tax issues that may require the expertise of a tax specialist. It just isn't realistic to post a couple of sentences on a website for... View More

This is a tax question, not a business law question. I suggest you hire a good CPA and ask them what tax issues you need to worry about with your current business set up. You can also ask what steps you can take to minimize your taxes.

Talk to your bank and do damage control. Talk to your lender and find out why they didn't what they did. I would stop autopay so this can't happen anymore if that is an option. Talk to anyone that you needed to pay and can't and explain the situation. Most creditors are nice if... View More

You do have some recourse. If you registered your images with the Copyright Office you have better options, but at the least you could send a take down letter/cease and desist letter.

I don't know what new law you are talking about. Do you have a citation for it?

This isn't a comprehensible question.

I don't know but the Oregon Real Estate Licensing Board may have the answer. http://www.oregon.gov/REA/Pages/laws_rules.aspx (There is a phone number that you can use to call them on this page too. I suspect there are ethical rules that realtors and brokers must follow.)

I am not aware of any law that would prohibit this. However, your first step should be to take your concerns to management. A well laid out argument that addresses exactly why this is a bad idea for the company (e.g. lost customers), along with a well thought out plan to address those concerns but... View More

Very unlikely. Title IX obligations apply to an educational institution or "education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance." From your question, the booster club would not be covered because it does not receive U.S. funds.

No, it's the other way around. Under the U.S. Constitution's "supremacy clause," federal statutes have priority over state common law, if they are inconsistent.

I'm not in my office, so I can't look up the statutes, but there are a few on the books that should allow you to go after the storage place. If I recall correctly, there are certain procedures that need to be followed before they can sell your items. An attorney can review those and your... View More

This is a really specific matter, and odds are you will not find an attorney who happens by here with the specific knowledge for your legal issue. You will probably need to seek out someone who handles board decisions (professional malpractice) for professional licenses. While not the same, but... View More

You have also asked this on Avvo.com, so I would recommend waiting for responses there.

First, if you knew all about his past to begin with, why did you agree to date him let alone move for him? While not a legal question, it is something to ponder, as a jury will do the same if you went all the way to court on many of your above issues.

Otherwise, I would also suggest not... View More

First of all, don't do a co-petition. It causes more problems then it solves. Do a regular Petition but draft it in the manner that it states everything the way you believe she has agreed with you on. That way if she hasn't really agreed to everything, you won't get stuck with an... View More

As is sometimes typical with these questions, there are insufficient facts to fully answer the question. Regardless of any divorce proceeding, i.e., in a vacuum, should any entity or person, including a spouse, who has an interest in any type of entity wish to divest said interest, the seller and... View More

Based on the facts as presented, the S-corp appears to be an improper party. Accordingly, prior to the hearing, I would demand from the plaintiff voluntary dismissal of the action. In fact, I might even attempt to move the hearing date for, inter alia, to give the plaintiff more time to consider... View More

Once you are listed as a creditor on a bankruptcy and the debtor gets a discharge, you are no longer legally entitled to collect the debt. The debt doesn't exist, at least not legally, and if you tried to collect it you would be violating bankruptcy law and subject to penalties.

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