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From the information I have available, it appears the shares might have some current value. The Company went through several name changes - to Charlie O Beverages, then to Charlie O Company, before
Michael, Okay! So, you are asking the Insurer to pay the ACV for the $50,000 replacement cost of your floor. The policy is designed to pay for sudden and accidental loss, but not if it was due to
Michael, hello! You did not make it clear. Are you a tenant of the property? If he owns the dwelling then was the roof his responsibility? If you are a tenant, why would you need to pay for the floor
California repealed the Uniform Gifts to Minors Act account in 1984 and adopted the Uniform Transfers to Minors Act in its place. So if the gift was created in California after 1984, it was created under
Hi Randall, You must not be watching the Superbowl! There should be no cost to transfer the trust since this is automatic - normally. Surely he can fax you the trust document and any other papers

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