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In news and other articles, another’s profanity is frequently replaced with “expletive deleted.” Some use the term in self-censorship. More often, we just let the expletives fly. At that moment it might feel quite good to do so; upon reflection, not so good.
A Listing Agent’s Right to See your Buyer Agency Contract
Does a listing agent have a right to see your buyer agency contract? At the moment, I can’t think of a good reason!
The Difference Between An Informal And Formal License Complaint
Attorney James L. Goldsmith covers the difference between and informal and formal license complaint. When faced with either, it is important to have an experienced professional licensure attorney on your side.
Professional License Investigation Process
When you’re the subject of an investigation, it is important to understand the investigation process. Attorney James L. Goldsmith covers all you need to know.
Professional License Complaint What To Do
Attorney James L. Goldsmith explains what you should do if you are notified that you are the subject of a professional license complaint. First and foremost, is to consult with an experienced professional license defense attorney.
How An Attorney Can Help With A Professional License Application
Obtaining your professional license can be a difficult process. Attorney James L. Goldsmith discusses how an experienced professional licensure attorney can help.
Biggest Mistake Licensed Professionals Make Regarding A Complaint
The biggest mistake a licensed professional makes regarding a complaint is going in alone. Attorney James L. Goldsmith discusses the importance of having an attorney on your side when facing a complaint.
Communicating Acceptance: When is a Binding Agreement of Sale Officially Formed?
Many believe that an Agreement of Sale is effective the moment both parties sign it. It can be, when the parties are in the same room to witness the others’ signing. More often, however, the parties review agreements at separate locations and without knowing what the other side will do. Imagine that a buyer signs an agreement before bed and sets it on her nightstand, only to awaken at 3 a.m. so fearful of homeownership that she tears up the document. Was there ever an agreement? The answer is, like most legal answers, it depends.
Can the Department of Revenue Collect Realty Transfer Taxes More than Once on the Same Sale?
A: Yes. The Department of Revenue takes the position that an assignment of an executed agreement of sale for real property may result in double realty transfer tax because it considers the assignment a separate transaction involving the conveyance of real estate.
Protecting Your LLC as the Sole Member
First, you should understand Pennsylvania law on the effect of your death on the limited liability company (LLC).
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