I am a retired part-time driver for Lyft and Uber in Colorado and have created an LLC to manage my income and expenses. I am concerned about protecting my personal assets, such as my house and IRA, from potential lawsuits by riders. Can I get my LLC's name included in my Uber and Lyft contracts to ensure that income is paid to the LLC rather than to me personally?

May 26th, 2024

I have been paying monthly insurance premiums on a car I sold 8 years ago. I contacted my agent, who requested proof of my friend's insurance on the car. My friend is sending the declaration page. My agent said she would fight for a refund but didn't know if there was a limit on how far back they can go. I live in Arizona and the insurance company is Farmers. What is the statute of limitations for refunding on an unnecessary policy in Arizona, and what are my chances of getting a refund?

January 15th, 2024

I live in NJ and was insured by State Farm for my home policy. On January 8, 2014, a sewer pipe froze and broke, causing total loss of my basement due to flooding from sewage water. I need to know if I have any rights to extend the time to submit a list of personal losses. Due to circumstances beyond my control, including caring for my ill parents, my husband's ongoing health issues, the loss of our dog, and my own mental health struggles, I am still struggling to submit the list within the 2-year deadline. Additionally, my steps to the basement were not replaced, causing my husband to fall and injure his back. Are there any laws or exceptions that would allow me more time to submit all my property?

May 25th, 2024

I own a co-op and moved out, but I am trying to prevent eviction procedures. The property manager stated that I just need to submit a letter relinquishing my right to equity in the property. How can I draft a letter that ensures all my bases are covered and prevents future eviction attempts?

December 11th, 2023

My 17-year-old daughter's 60-year-old ski coach became enraged and chased her approximately 50 feet into a building, then grabbed her by the upper arm and dragged her into an office, insisting that the woman support staff person leave because 'he needed the room.' While alone in the room, he yelled at my daughter in an intimidating manner, nose to nose, yelling that she was insubordinate. This exchange took approximately 10 minutes. We live in New York State. This happened last year in February. Is there cause for any action in this case based on what I have written? Since it was a year ago, would it be too late to take any action? Thank you.

December 15th, 2023