The owner has asked the public to “bring a pocketful of patience and good cheer” as staff works on “getting the kinks out.” ...

That means two things. First, you could legitimately move half the money into another account for your son, preferably with ...

Each joint tenant is legally responsible for contributing to property expenses, such as mortgage payments, property taxes, and maintenance costs, in proportion to their ownership share. If one ...

I often see older people with other peoples’ names on their property as co-owners. Legally, the ownership is joint tenants with right of survivorship, meaning that upon the death of one joint ...

Joint Ownership: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Putting a child on your bank account can make life easier as you get older, and it can help your heirs avoid probate after you're gone.

If dementia or other health issues prevent an elderly parent from paying their bills or monitoring their financial accounts, ...

Some joint-ownership options may complicate taxes and fiscal responsibility. If one party owes creditors, the other owner could face potential problems, even if they didn't benefit from the debt.

Steven E. Bartz and Jerry L. Fellows of Greenberg Traurig LLP discuss joint-ownership issues arising with intellectual property, noting that the ownership, use, and function of IP by the joint ...

Here are Trial & Heirs' Top Five Reasons To Beware Of Joint Ownership Between Generations: 1. Creditors - Johnny may someday have creditors, file for bankruptcy, or even get sued.

Joint ownership typically arises through joint development and, in the context of a joint venture (JV) company, all IP owned by the JV, including the IP it develops, might eventually be unwound.

Technology and protectable intellectual property have become more and more central to business success and competitive advantage. As such, in the negotiation of strategic alliances and development ...