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It appears that he wants out. Is there any way that could be done? You are in for a very difficult battle that could take years to resolve. Getting into business is easy, the rub comes when someone wants out or stops doing their job. It sounds like the other corporation is a direct breach of...

Neither you or your mother are responsible for the debt unless you received the goods/services.

You need to consult with a business attorney in NY. There are laws in every state protecting the rights of minority shareholders. It sounds like you are in a typical "freeze-out" situation and your only recourse to protect your rights is to retain counsel.

What you need to do is to send him a letter CRRR telling him to keep his horses off your property and you expect him to be responsible for any damage. You can do this yourself or better to have your attorney send it. Pull a string or banner along the property line and take pictures to show the...

Email me your state and county. I can refer you to someone. lwpat248@charter.net

What you need is an attorney like yesterday. You have a PM.

It sounds like she is wanting to have her cake and eat it to. If you decide to do it with her conditions, tie her down to a contract. You should get credit for the interest on the money you are paying her for her half, taxes, maintenance and improvements. Against this you would need to credit...

Texas is your domicile and has jurisdiction.

I would suggest that you seek written instructions from your employer. If they have an arrest warrant they can kick in the door if they think the person is at home. Better to open the door than to replace it.

Does your Grandmother have any estate that they could attach if they get a judgment? If not, get a letter from a doctor that she is not competent and send it to the credit card company. Include a letter from you that she has no funds with which to pay the debt. Your other option is to simply...

You are correct.

As the personal representative of an estate you are required to follow the will regardless of your personal feelings. Life insurance passes outside of the will so it goes directly to your stepmother's estate. I see no basis for a contest.

Depending on the state this may or may not be past the statute of limitations. Best thing to do is to ignore them unless you get a court summons.

A magistrate is a judge. I suspect that you will be ordered to pay child support and maintenance. Just because you are the petitioner doesn't confer on you any right to get out of your obligations.

You notify your insurance company. Your UM will cover it and then they can go after him.

Sounds like a scam. I would do nothing unless you receive a court summons. Then you have to answer and your defense is that you were not at fault.

The secretary of state does not suspend drivers licenses, the Department of Motor Vehicles does. They act when they get around to it after the court send it in. Ninety days is fairly normal. Either turn in your license and get a receipt or send it CRRR.

I doubt he will sign. I would use a regular process server. They will send you the form to be filed with the court after they serve him. Service has to be by a disinterested party.

They are correct for once. You can send him a letter CRRR allowing him permissive access and restricting the access to him only. That way it does not run with the land. However, if he is landlocked you may have to give him a ROW depending on the circumstances.

I know you do not like having this hanging but the longer it goes the better chance you have of them deciding to drop it. Better to let sleeping dog lie.