Everyone has their share of mistakes, we do not live in a perfect world. Out of my years of work, I have never had a manager use that statement, against me. She is an HR manager, I feel very uncomfortable now. She also gave me a warning, Just want to know if there is a solution for this.
answered on Sep 30, 2022
Hi: I'm sorry for your situation feeling uncomfortable by the HR manager at work -- I appreciate that frustration. If you feel uncomfortable, you can always voice that to a different individual within the HR department. Also, to be sure, the law would be triggered here if the HR manager said... Read more »
Police came to the scene in the parking lot and put improper backing on the police report and also stated on the report that both parties were traveling at 5mph. No one was cited.
Would we both be at fault and responsible for our own damages ,since we were both traveling at 5mph as stated... Read more »
answered on Sep 30, 2022
The issue is negligence - who drove their vehicle in a negligent (careless) manner by not properly looking out for oncoming vehicles? That could have been one of you or both, but if the officer blamed you, in documentation, for improper backing (even though he/she didn't issue a ticket) and... Read more »
They have no lease and have never paid rent.
answered on Sep 30, 2022
You have the right to file a court action for unlawful detainer. It's similar to an eviction but for guests who won't leave.
Been told that if we get married he will be Denied the papers or he will be affected in many ways please will you give the correct advise
answered on Sep 30, 2022
Consider scheduling a consultation with a competent and experienced immigration attorney who can evaluate all of the facts to determine what may be the best course of action. Whether, for example, he was "paroled" can dictate what options may be available, including, e.g., adjustment of... Read more »
Little to no damage on the unit but the building, pool and surrounding area has suffered significant loss.
answered on Sep 30, 2022
No one can answer that in this online forum. It requires a review of your purchase agreement. You will need to hire a real estate lawyer to review it. Honestly, you should not purchase real estate without one.
answered on Sep 29, 2022
Yes. You will have to comply with mandatory disclosure. You need to fill out the financial data to determine future support.
answered on Sep 29, 2022
Take it out of their rent, share or eventual sale of the property by tracking these costs, if they are not a good partner in the property then buy them out, refinance or consider other options, but definitely track and keep records of all your costs and expenses for a later date in order to claim... Read more »
During a DUI arrest while visiting Florida, I was brought to the hospital for chest pains. 20-30 minutes prior to being discharged from the hospital, the officer said a breathalyzer was no longer an option (we were there for approximately 3 hours, his station was 5-10 minutes from the hospital),... Read more »
answered on Sep 29, 2022
There's a myriad of issues present in this fact pattern. I'm not licensed in California, so I can't offer you an opinion on the nuances of CA law which may apply. I suggest STRONGLY, that you retain an attorney in your area to defend you.
Good Luck.
We had to file I-130 separate from I-485. We now have the I-130 receipt of notice and all other supporting documentation. However, in that time, her b-2 expired. Do we need to file I-485 supplement a along with the I-485? Or are we exempt as this is a spousal sponsorship?
answered on Sep 28, 2022
If you, the petitioner, are a U.S. Citizen, then your spouse's B-2 overstay in and of itself is not a disqualifier for adjustment of status purposes. She would not need to file supplement A. Consider, however, scheduling a consultation with a competent and experienced immigration attorney... Read more »
I want to be sure I’m protected if the buyer defaults, or fails to maintain the business. The business is a franchised restaurant so there standards that need to be maintained. If the agreement includes a down payment, would I retain it as well?
answered on Sep 28, 2022
There is always some level of risk involved in every business transaction. Providing owner financing and the nature of the franchise relationship will need to be taken into account. You can't eliminate risk, but you can manage risk by contemplating these issues in an asset purchase... Read more »
My ex husbands lawyer chose the mediator with out asking if I agreed. I was unhappy with the decision. This same mediator had previously not conducted mediation appropriately. He was giving me bias awnsers such as "Well Judge --- won't go for that. He never does." I than spoke with... Read more »
answered on Sep 27, 2022
I agree with Mr. Minnick, but don't think that the mediator saying that the judge wouldn't go for something indicates that the mediator is necessarily biased.
I gave him 30 days to get out which are up on Friday. He moved over a week ago and left stuff at my house. Some is junk some is worth value. Can I throw it away without getting into legal trouble? For 3 days he said he would get it and hasn’t. Now he ignores me when I ask. His family won’t... Read more »
answered on Sep 27, 2022
Unless you want to continue this acrimonious relationship, I suggest you hold on to the stuff for at least 30 to 60 days and WRITE LETTERS to your ex and to his family just to have written proof that you did not steal anything.
answered on Sep 27, 2022
Likely not, you will want an attorney to review a copy of the deed, unless it was an enhanced life estate deed (ladybird deed), you are likely stuck with your partner as a co-owner of the property, unless they agree to sign a quit claim deed or other deed back to you, you may well be now a co-owner... Read more »
If there has been no court ordered custody or guardianship arrangement, Can a grandparent, who has been caring for a child for an extended period of time, deny the mother the ability to take the child back? And can they make rules denying the parent from having the child stay with said parent... Read more »
answered on Sep 26, 2022
If there is no court ordered custody arrangement, there is no reason the grandparents keep the child from you, unless there are proofs you are unfit to care for the child and they appeal for custody for the child. Speak to lawyer to know how best to proceed with your case.
answered on Sep 26, 2022
No. A quit claim deed once executed, means that you have sold, for whatever price, the property to the other party, lock, stock, and barrel. A quit claim deed is not a gift, there's no revocation.
exact verbiage in housing agreement is as follows "Prohibitions. Firearms, weapons, explosives or illegal drugs of any kind are strictly prohibited anywhere on or about the
Property, including in individual apartments and bedroom spaces (except government-issued service weapons carried... Read more »
answered on Sep 26, 2022
You agreed to the firearms prohibition when you signed the Lease. Then, you had a weapon shipped to you. The fact that is legal to ship that item to any home address has nothing to do with the fact that the item is prohibited by contract anywhere on the premises, including your apartment.
Deed is in her name and her mother's. They have been married 4 years
answered on Sep 26, 2022
I am assuming that you and your spouse live in Florida in order to answer this question. You can file for divorce. You can file for exclusive use of the home, meaning that he would have to leave the house. However, adultery is not an "automatic" reason for one spouse to be "kicked... Read more »
01/2001 - Husband completed construction on new home & moved in.
2/11/01 - We began living together in his home and combining incomes into one account, paying all bills together,
12/12/03 - Got engaged
3/8/05 - Husband was injured in an accident at work & became... Read more »
answered on Sep 26, 2022
If you have lived together in the home and supported the home financially for the past eight years then you have a marital interest in the home. Whether your interest is half is a more complex question. He may have an argument that his settlement was a non-marital asset that should be returned to... Read more »
answered on Sep 25, 2022
Interesting question. If the contract says it can be executed in counterparts it can be signed on separate documents. Probably would be valid if executed like that even without specifically so stating. Technically, each of the signed originals in full when placed together would be the original. If... Read more »
The Occupational Freedom and Opportunity act state that it endorses all current and active cosmetology licenses. Now we are being told that they no longer accept Connecticut (As of a few months ago). We have checked everywhere and there was no public announcement or amendments made to the... Read more »
answered on Sep 25, 2022
I've never heard of this issue, so just looked up some things up online that may help you. I do NOT vouch for the accuracy of these sites, but they may be good places to start your research and to find knowledgeable people to contact.
The American Safety Council, based in Orlando,... Read more »
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