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If you read the article you posted, you are not an independent contractor subject to a 1099. You are an employee of the company(s) in the capacity of an operating partner or a director. You are misclassified. Since 2019 states are going after any company they find misclassifying employees...

There is nothing ambiguous about what you quoted in the first deed. What you have are easements created by plat where the grantor reserves all streets and alleys as his property making him the servient estate and all the buyers of lots in the subdivision dominant estates that get to use the...

Do you really think I was asking what the difference between certainly and may was? Or was the question about whether or not OP could charge for his labor to clean out the house if the estate was charging him rent?

What's the difference?

And it would certainly be reasonable for OP to charge the estate for cleaning out the house.

Then you get the parties to agree to move the easement. That is about the only way it will happen. You're like a dog chasing his tail. Round and round you go and do nothing to move forward. Hirer an attorney to check into the situation or keep chasing your tail.

That assumes OP was born in Texas. You have to request the replacement in the state and county where you were born.

There is nothing that says that a self-employed IC cannot also be an employee for some employer. So while these persons are working for you, they may well be employees and from what you posted I believe they are. Most states use the ABC test to determine if a person is an employee or IC. THE...

If that were true, Microsoft wouldn't have 90,000 patents registered in their name or IBM with 9,130 in 2020 alone.

That is not correct. Patents can be issued to an individual or any legal business entity.

Based on what? Based on the copyright law and the definition of a derivative work. https://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ14.pdf Because a derivative work changes the original work. What OP wants to do is use only parts of a work and has no similarity to the original. Again it is based in the...

Kind of like wife swapping but with real estate. Go figure.

If you don't have a lease at this time then what lease says that you can't let the dogs out on a lead? What does your last lease say?

What OP is contemplating sure sounds like fair use and resembles no relationship to the original work.

I don't agree with much that has been posted based on what you want to do. I don't believe that your work would be considered derivative. I think it would be considered transformative and thus, considered fair use. But since I'm no expert on copyright law, you should run your intentions by a...

I'm not the one with the soap-box.

You have no liability for his damage. Your neighbor is entitled to self-help and cut and remove the root up to the property line as long as he does not kill the tree. If doing so does kill the tree, you would have a claim against him.

I don't see that in any post unless it was in a PM. But what attorney wouldn't have concerns for a fee.

Tell me what you think is ambiguous about the bequeaths. The only person that is making the will ambiguous is the nominated executor. The will says what it says. There is no construction to consider a question of what the will says. Do you see anything ambiguous about that construction? So...

When your nominated administrator is also a beneficiary it is unwise to share the will while you are still alive. Wills can change at any time while you are alive for many reasons. There is a will so the friend in not going to die intestate. If someone is not a named beneficiary they don't...