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I want to separate for my safety and the safety of the child. If I do, do I lose the chance of getting my citizenship? The US Citizen spouse is abusive in many ways, I have police reports, pictures etc. I work for attorneys in Family Law, I am aware of how divorce and injunctions work. However, I... View More
answered on Sep 19, 2021
If you get a divorce during this time, you will have to wait five years instead of three to file for citizenship. After five years, divorce does not affect your eligibility because eligibility does not depend on marriage. The USCIS will not automatically assume that divorce equals a false marriage.
I just went through a divorce and the judge granted my ex the home. She asked for the home so she could sell it to pay her student loans but never filed anything in court about how much these loans are or anything except she painted the house and put a fence up. Is there someway i can have this... View More
answered on Sep 17, 2021
The judge must have issued an order. It does not seem that you understand the process well. You should hire an attorney to review your documents and tell you what is really going on.
answered on Sep 14, 2021
What is your question? hospital tried to get him approved for what?
I signed a Restoration/Construction Services Proposal for them to come in and assess the interior damages and was told this obligated me in no way. They have not shown up for 3 appointments to give me roofing samples, yet they say they will sue if we don’t go with them.
answered on Sep 13, 2021
If the proposal did not turn into a contract in anyway, you owe them no duty to perform, i.e, to hire them. Anyway, you need to read the proposal carefully or hire an attorney to review it to know for sure what your obligation is.
My question is, can my family member be release from detention when she claimed refugee/asylum? she was detained when she crossed the border. She was in the united states when she got picked up. After so many calls and transfer, I called the deportation office, someone told me that my family member... View More
legally binding. When I did not receive a copy, I requested through the sender to provide the cert. They were unable to and couldn't find it. When I contacted Docusign to receive a copy, they informed me the contract was voided and that there was never a cert to provide. Even though I signed,... View More
answered on Sep 9, 2021
Yes, you are bound by the contract with electronic signature even you have no certification from dousing because Electronic signature constitute valid signature.
answered on Sep 8, 2021
You still have the trademark right because, if others use different font but the same words, on a similar product or service, consumers may be led to think that the product or service is from you, hence it will be trademark infringement.
I have been working full time on this business.
answered on Sep 6, 2021
Whether he can press charges comes down to the question whether you have authorization to take money out of the business. You should talk to a lawyer.
Power and $127 in a loan. The company said the solar system I use will absorb most of my energy use but I am now told through the power company it is not large enough to sustain my needs. They also didn't use a years worth of energy consumption of my residence since I haven't lived a year... View More
answered on Sep 6, 2021
It seems like there is a breach of contract. You should discuss with an attorney about the terms of the contract and make your demand as a starter.
I am looking at printing some political shirts for my business in the coming years. I am wondering what the rules are for using political slogans on products that are intended for sale? Thanks
answered on Sep 6, 2021
There is no simple answer to this question. It essentially is a question of Freedom of Speech. It is a constitution question. Also, copyright law is also governing. You should definitely work with an attorney.
Is it basically up for grabs?
answered on Sep 3, 2021
Unfortunately no. Trademark registration is just an evidence of first use of the trademark. Hence, if a trademark is canceled or it expires, it can be still under common law protection, provided that the owner has continued and continue using it for the same purposes of its original intent.
Since they can’t complete the order, aren’t they obligated to make the refund of the deposit?
answered on Sep 3, 2021
If they cannot perform the contract, they need to pay or refund the partial amount sufficient for you to hire other person to finish the job.
My business, once launched, will collected recurring monthly charges to access advanced features on the platform (website and app), like SaaS. My business is currently an S Corp in Delaware, I reside and run the business from Florida.
What legal implications am I looking at? What countries... View More
answered on Sep 3, 2021
You need to obtain a certificate of authority in order to do business in Florida. You can receive subscription from anywhere. A business attorney is who you should talk to about the details.
answered on Aug 31, 2021
You can review the invoices and ask administration office for explanation.
We purchased the house before we got married. I don't have money or a place to go but he suggested that we sell the house... what should I do?
answered on Aug 29, 2021
You should not before you understand the ownership of the house. You should talk to an attorney.
I have a trademark that is registered in the US as well as in other countries. If I want to oppose a trademark in another country (where mine is also registered), can a US attorney do this or do I need to contact an attorney in the infringing trademark's country?
answered on Aug 29, 2021
It depends on the rules and the manner you oppose. for instance, if you want to respond to a challenge, your US attorney may serve as a personal representative, as opposed to attorney of record to communicate with the other party.
I fear for my 14 month old baby's life, my seperated husband refuses the covid vaccine and if he gets covid, he's putting my baby's life at risk. Can i stop him from seeing my baby unless he gets the vaccine?
answered on Aug 26, 2021
You say you are only separated meaning there is no parental plan which is associated with dissolution marriage, right?
If so, you will not breach any agreement or disobey court order if you refuse to let him see the baby unless he gets vaccinated.
answered on Aug 25, 2021
The standard is whether it is confusingly similar. It depends on the service. If it is gaming, you may have a problem. If it is for industry that is far from that, it should be okay. You should work with an attorney to conduct a thorough research before you start.
answered on Aug 25, 2021
If you can have her birth certificate mark you as father, you can file for her.
We’ve been staying in the house for 5+ years and they’ve decided that they are going to sell the house, we received a notice that the lease wouldn’t be renewed and only gave us 30 days to come up with money and somewhere new to live. I have no money saved up to move as I didn’t know we... View More
answered on Aug 24, 2021
You need to have an attorney to review your lease and to see how many days of notice Landlord should give you for renewal. If he has not given sufficient notice for renewal, you can ask for more time. If he has, there is not much you can do about the lease.
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