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I am a regular W-2 employee and have no business today. I live in NYC and planning to form a Wyoming LLC purely from an asset protection standpoint. In this LLC, I plan to initiate some basic CD's with banks in different states wherever I can get a good interest rate, maybe the Fidelity...

when i received the email 6 months ago, yes everything was deleted and the laptop returned. There were no paper copies. Sorry the other thread says sued but no, there is no lawsuit, just a letter so far from the ex-employer

Folks - at the end of the letter, I see this "CompanyName requires a signed declaration from you acknowledging any misappropriation and describing what, if anything, you have done with this material" Does it sound like an email to them will suffice or do you think they require a general...

Any time frames that are reasonable I should respond to this letter by and is 2 weeks ok or should be sooner?

Also one local lawyer I called on a free 30 min referral site told me to come see him immediately as the ex-employer can get a search warrant. I'm not afraid of a search warrant and any seizure of my computers etc as there is nothing on them but don't want my entire home ransacked either causing...

Well I don't have any data so can't use it but I do work for a competitor. I really don't want there stress of a lawsuit so should I offer them to simply go find employment elsewhere which isn't a competitor to make peace

Understood and everything you say is making sense. I know lawsuits are expensive even for large companies. If they decide to move ahead with the lawsuit, would it be prudent of me to find employment with a non-competitor? I've heard the costs of injunction etc can be quite high even if no...

Because i feel this is emanating by a motivated exec from the ex-employer who knows he may be on the brink of losing some customers to my current employer. I'm trying to see if my current employer would help with legal fees or use their legal team as at the end of the day if I didn't work for a...

My question involves labor and employment law for the state of: CA but I live in NY Folks - when I was terminated 6 months ago from an employer based in CA, there was a transition agreement during which you were allowed to use the intranet. I did download some documents which I felt were...

folks - what kind of living trust is most applicable to qualify for long term medicaid? Thanks

I found out from my closing attorney. We took the ownership as tenants by the entirety

Well I would at well I would be selling my spouse share to someone like a child

I've thought about that because most good facilities don't seem to accept medicaid. My other option is to still create a durable POA to give my spouse entire control of my finances if I'm incapacitated and since it doesn't have a property clause, it doesn't have to be filed

I don't fear anybody stealing my home. I'm just trying to come up with the best possible outcome vs filing a durable POA purely for medicaid eligibility reasons. Again, nobody expects bad things to happen but things like last wills are created for the worst case scenarios

I did read about the meidicaid treatment of primary property but it has $$ limits for your equity interest in the house

So that everybody understands my end goal here, I drafted a durable power of attorney so that my spouse (and vice versa) can sell the other's share in the property to qualify for long term care with medicaid which needs assets to be under a certain level. However, the POA is only valid if you...

I was able to access my deed on this website ACRIS Search By Parcel Identifier It doesn't include any of terms stated above like tenancy in common, etc and simply states Return to: Name 1 & Name 2. How do I now determine the kind of owners we are? Thanks

Can you help with my second question too do any of the above allow a single spouse to sell property to a 3rd party without the other spouse' authorization. I ask this because if one spouse is incapacitated, I want the ability to do this as medicaid long term care take into account your home...

Folks - I know me and my wife co-own property but what document lists the type of co-ownership? As I understand, there are 4 types (1) tenancy in common, (2) joint tenancy, (3) joint tenancy with rights of survivorship and (4) tenancy by the entirety. Secondly, do any of the above allow a...

folks - I'm reviewing the gifts rider within the durable power of attorney for new york state. It seems this is pretty important given if the principal were to be incapacitated, then his spouse can gift all his funds to her and come within the medicaid eligibility for a nursing facility. With...