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I attended a lecture with the Alphabet VP in charge of YouTube. They have a pretty aggressive rights prescreening on the shear volume of stuff being uploaded. Videos that the system can recognized as carved out of rights holders who have an arrangement with YT don't even see the light of...

It's not a "death tax" it's an "estate tax" based on the value of the estate. The estate pays the estate tax. This should have been settled before the money was distributed to you. What you were entitled to after all the tax issues were settled depends on how the will reads. You should...

Barring a provision in the lease for renewal, it is presumed to autorenew based on the period you're paying rent. Since most people pay monthly, the parties need a months notice and if not it goes month-to-month after that. Any autorenew clause in a legal California lease has to be set forth...

If the rental is purely to people who own real estate under the HOA, the rental income is just a fee that is an exempt function income. As long as the money gained (90%) is also spent on exempt expenses, there's not a problem. The problem would come if you rented to people who are not HOA...

HOAs get a special tax treatment provided that at least 60% of the income comes from dues, fees, or assessments of property owners and 90% is spent on expenses to acquire, build, manage, maintain, or care for the property of the HOA.

Understand, that with small exception there is no "mine" versus "hers" in a marriage, only ours. While the business or real estate may not be titled in both names, and one person may be treating it as exclusive, except for certain cases like inheritances, and the like it all comes into play...

Fix it is a mischaracterization. Unlike some states where you have the right the fix the citation. In Virginia, it's entirely discretionary. I've gone up against some GDC judges who will cut you slack and some who will not. Never hurts to ask. As for the the misdemeanor, it goes like...

You don't just make a motion to discuss without some legal principal. The 17B comes after probable cause and the rest is challenged at the prelim.

A good lawyer can raise issues at the prelim hearing BEFORE getting to the point of the 17b. Why do you want to concede a misdemeanor conviction? As one of our fine NC lawyers says in his billboard "Just because you did it doesn't mean you're guilty."

Yep, felonies (even ones that are wobblers) aren't anything to sneeze at. This ain't a traffic ticket.

Don't be this guy: Lawyer cites fake cases generated by ChatGPT in legal brief It doesn't fly well with the judge.

Selling the house under what circumstances? Note that the POA allows the attorney-in-fact to act but doesn't guarantee that the person you will deal with will accept that.

It's not a bad idea. My wife and I have both durable and medical POAs, Advance Medical Directives, Trusts, and Wills. Our attorney put the whole thing together as one package which is typical.

Because it doesn't work that way on Godaddy either. There's a period of time between expiration and when the domain is available for reuse. Understand there is a difference between an expired plate and a revoked one. If your plates are revoked, they're instantly invalid.

Can't vouch for TN, but just across the line here in NC a revoked tag is illegal to drive on and in fact, if LEO observes such they're obliged to take it immediately.

No, for most employees, it's calendar weeks. The month-based time off applies to some of the people exempted from that (notably the emergency workers mentioned before). Note to answer the original question, you can work as many consecutive days as you like. The employer just can not require...

You would need to read and understand the trust document to distribute trust assets. If you can't do that, a lawyer is obligatory.

If you are full time and do not work in emergency services or the railroads, then law says you have at least one day off each calendar week (and the calendar is set by the employer so it's not always Sun-Sat). Note that this means that you can end up working twelve days in a row legally, if...

What do you think a letter of intent will or will not do for you? Sumbitting the survey for what purpose? You can't change properties by a unilateral filing of a survey. I agree you need a real estate lawyer. Partitioning a property and the transfer isn't a straight forward thing to be...