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I have not provided any specific details about the invention. The information I provided is very general. The question leans more toward process, approach and potential actions that one can take on their own.

I guess I'm just trying to understand the process a little better (based on my initial post). I would like to hear a few suggestions here on the board, then I can speak with an attorney more confidently saving us both some time.

Sure, if that’s all it is. I thought I would have to pay a retainer or something far more than that.

I don't have the budget for an an attorney. That's why I am Pro Se. Otherwise I would have done this already. Thanks.

Hello. I submitted a Non Provisional application to the US Patent Office over a year ago and have just heard from an Examiner. The Examiner asked if I was being represented by an attorney and I told him that I was Pro Se. He went on to say that at a glance, my invention appears to be two...

The lot isn't the only property owned. Are these documents required in the case of a single signatory of an "Inc." · Transaction Specific Corporate Resolution – must state who is authorized to sign the deed · Good Standing Cert · Articles of Incorporation · EIN Just wondering for future...

Thanks for your reply. It's the buyer's title company. He's actually the one paying them. It was done through legal zoom and I only requested the 'basic' certificate of corporation I have an EIN which I need to open a bank account under a fictitious name.

I am selling a small parcel of land under my LLC. I am the sole signatory of the LLC. The buyer and I have already signed an agreement of sale. Prior to signing, I provided a requested 'certificate of corporation.' However, now the title company is requesting... · Transaction Specific Corporate...

If stiffing creditors is what you call it than speak for yourself. Now we have a little insight into YOUR character. The web host I am referring to is NOT a creditor. All services are “prepaid” in advance. I have no problem with the web host deactivating service for missing the payment when due...

There are often extenuating circumstances that may cause individuals, corporations, and even governments to default on a due payment. And, since you are one in a million that’s never been in that predicament, “bully for you!” The point is to determine the ‘legality’ of the action taken by the...

Hello. Is there a law within the FTC, UCC, or California Code that specifies how long a Web Hosting Provider is required to keep a customers data in their remote server in the event of a missed annual payment? The service included backup of data on their remote servers. Are they required by law...