You can make such a request of the Bankruptcy Court. On the Statement of Intention, you can mark the “Other” box regarding the treatment of your home. Then indicate on the accompanying line that you plan to “retain the property and continue to make payments” or words to that effect.
A quitclaim deed is the appropriate instrument to transfer property, but since the owner of the property (your parents) are deceased, the owner cannot sign the deed transferring title — a requirement of a Quitclaim Deed. You and your brothers and sisters most likely need to open a probate estate with the county court where … Read more
Some probate courts require an Executor to post a bond to ensure that the Last Will & Testament is properly administered (i.e. the property detailed in the document is disposed of per the terms of the Will). The language you cite eliminates that bond requirement, so that the person you appoint as Executor does not … Read more
The State of New York is the only state in the Union that has not adopted strict “no-fault” divorce law.
In New York, there are six reasons or “grounds” for filing a divorce. But only one of these reasons allows the spouses to voluntarily agree to proceed with a no-fault divorce.
The six “grounds” for divorce in New York state are:
“Ordering the book for subscriptions of stocks” deals with opening and closing the corporate books on the sale of shares to shareholders, typically at the time of incorporation.
This statement is a corporate formality so that ownership can be established.
No, you cannot restore the legal use of your maiden name through a Separation Agreement, which is merely a contract between two persons.
To change your name in a legal sense, you must petition the court.
The State of California has costly and complex registration requirements for each COUNTY in that state. The registration requires legal document preparation companies to become what the state of California calls “legal document assistants”.
Corporations are owned by shareholders. Shares of stock can have “par value” or “no par value’ — that is, a predetermined value of one share as set by the issuer at the time of incorporation.
Most corporations and shareholders opt for shares with “no par value’, and they do so for a variety of reasons.
If your debts are significant enough that you are planning to file bankruptcy, it may be best to simply inform your creditors that you are filing a bankruptcy petition in the near future and that the calling creditor\’s debt will be listed as a part of that filing.
Such a statement typically stops collection calls.
Standard Legal offers completed, “ready-for signature” forms through its legal document preparation services. These forms are created by asking specific questions of its customers through easy-to-follow questionnaires, then taking those highly specific responses and inserting the provided information into the required legal forms.