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I invested $60,000 in a restaurant and my partner wants to force a buy out at $42000. I don't have access to the business records and I want to force this. I don't want to get bought out now either.
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answered on Mar 29, 2021
No you cannot be forced out without a court order mandating that course of action.
My name is Jay. I'm Thai. I have question about my visa.
My visa is E-2 visa. I got this visa from my owner, they have Thai restaurant in USA.
The provide this visa for me work in them restaurant in position Executive Chef.
And now I already past 1 year and my e-2 visa... View More 
A check cashing company has blocked the company because he uses different names and accounts. The funds never clear. When I attempted to contact the owner he refuses to call me back. His mailbox is full and office says they don't know how to contact him. Can you advise me on how to file a... View More
answered on Sep 13, 2016
You can only sue under a cause of action. This seems like a breach of contract and fraud claim case. You have to formerly allege in your complaint what this person has done and the damages it has caused you.
He pays $250 monthly, I have full physical custody and joint legal custody. The child is 9 and with me most times except every other weekend & maybe once during the week. No visitation restrictions, no increase request. Child he take my son away simply because he is tired of paying?
answered on Sep 13, 2016
The child support requirement will not be suspended on the basis of the child's father not wanting to pay it anymore. He has to prove that circumstances have changed, and that his obligations should also change as a result.
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