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My husband and his brother worked independently for some time. His brother opened a company and my husband kept working with him, never did he sign a w2 or an employment contract. We decided to open our own business and when they asked for my husband to sign a w2, my husband told him he would not... View More 
answered on Nov 6, 2019
I don't think this is kind of help you can receive on a public forum. In order to do it right, more analysis is needed. You need an attorney to help you to prevent litigation with the right strategy.
I was let go due to downsizing at charter school, Polk county.
answered on Nov 4, 2019
At will means you can be fired but if you are owed $35,000, it is subject to the language of the agreement.
The Man has a Full Lwyer Diploma from Venezuela and live in Orlando as Asyl Resident can he do everything to get a recognized of his diploma in US?
answered on Nov 4, 2019
Venezuela's laws are not US laws. Lawyer's diploma is not pre-requisite for lawyers' qualification.
answered on Nov 4, 2019
Are you being sued by someone? It seems a party has filed notice to withdraw the complaint and changed their minds thereafter.
My husband filed an i130 petition for me. On the myUSCIS account we keep on seeing the phrase "your benefit request has been accepted and is under review" and the only thing changing is the date they update the page. Does that phrase mean that our file is resting in a drawer or that... View More
I informed my complex I was planning to move out and submitted a sublease form since they did not give me the option to break the lease. After a week they left me a voicemail saying they found someone to sublease and asked if I can move out and submit my keys in the next couple of days so they can... View More
answered on Oct 21, 2019
You should write to them that you surrendered the key and they accepted. Your obligation is discharged. Did you get your security and last month back? Did you sign anything?
This following clause is included in the declaration “ The Grantor or its successor reserves the right to hereafter, from time to time, amend,
modify, add to or delete from any part or all of the foregoing restrictions without notice to or consent from the grantee on any lands owned by... View More
answered on Oct 17, 2019
First of all, why is this intellectual property question? Secondly, your question is not clear. It seems that the language is part of the deed, which has nothing to do with HOA board. ... More information is needed to clarify the situation you are in.
If a plastic surgeon didn’t stick to the service agreement and you wake up with something other that what was agreed on, can you get you money back from the credit issuer under consumer protection laws?
answered on Oct 17, 2019
You may file a few causes of action, including breach of contract, batteries, malpractice.. and etc. But your credit issuer cannot simply refuse to pay without a stipulation or a judgement.
answered on Oct 15, 2019
No, it is not. But why is this question in Landord-Tenant session?
Im going threw a divorce to a filipina girl came over from Philippines withen less then a year leaves me for another man she is not a usa citizen my son . What can i do to get pro bono help an or payment plan as i do not make much shes trying to have me pay for her lawyer as well an take sole... View More
answered on Oct 15, 2019
Sorry that you have to go through that. Your best bet is to receive free consultation, mostly over the phone, and handle it through mediation.
answered on Oct 7, 2019
If you already have a green card, you travel with green card. Be careful not to travel back to your home country though.
answered on Oct 7, 2019
Realistically speaking, if you cancel, they won't probably go after you because it is not worthy the time, most likely.
We have Level 2 counter tops in our contract. We went to the builder's supplier as suggested. We chose a Level 2 counter top. It is a black matte finish. The supplier stated that Level 2 is Level 2, there are no surprises. We approved the slabs, took pictures of them and the tag saying... View More
answered on Oct 3, 2019
You right is based on breach of contract. I don't know if you are in privity with supplier. But their words can be used to construe the meaning of the dealer's promise as to the fees associated with the counter top.
2 identical I129R1 petitions, filed 2/15/2019. One is approved on 6/20/2019. We receive a NOID on the second petition on 8/3/2019 because the proffered position is not a religious occupation. Both petitions are for the same position. Can USCIS have it both ways? It is and it isn’t a religious... View More
answered on Sep 17, 2019
Its like two people would have different opinions on one identical case even given the same frame work to consider. Immigration cases are not like mechanic system where with one input one may expect the output. That's why you need lawyers to make argument for you.
Affirmative Asylum pending since 2015. I-140 approved based on EB3 green . Needs to go consular processing at 3rd country US embassy. I need an attorney who has experience for this case. National Visa center is waiting to give them a US embassy with proof of letter. Letter should says that we do... View More
wood rot was found and fixed by the window contractor. They are now billing us for what we consider an excessive amount for this repair and we have asked for a breakdown of # of hours and labor rate to justify their amount. They have refused--saying they do not have to provide that. Are we... View More
answered on Sep 11, 2019
Yes, you are legally entitled to this information if the term of repair is outside the scope of service stipulated in the contract.
They arrived 1-day before selling my old home. The crew said it was listed as direct move and wanted 4K upfront for storage before they would start work. I had never indicated a direct move as the new home closing was not scheduled until the week of the move. I just had a general time frame of... View More
answered on Sep 6, 2019
You didn't mention any fact about paying deposit. Did you pay? If you did, you may ask them back arguing unjust enrichment. Did you sign any agreement? It's easier to argue if you have recorded the deal.
A judgment was filed against me in 2014. I was unemployed and could not pay the credit card. I am now living only on Social Security. The original card owner was my husband but I used the card. The court documents show his social security number as mine. When I tried to call the collection agency... View More
answered on Sep 6, 2019
Whoever made the mistake should correct it. I don't think you should pay to get it corrected.
Deeded "right of survivorship". Instead of selling the home, the aunt moved in agreeing to pay my husband his share of value. A contract was signed June 2019 and it even went to the Title Co for closing last month. She thought she could take money out of the estate (she's executor)... View More
answered on Sep 4, 2019
You said they went for closing but transfer of money was not made. Does that mean the closing didn't occur? I.e, the deed was not delivered? The bottomline is that if the ownership did not shift before your husband passed away, the court might hold that his share passes to your aunt.
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