Your current state is Virginia
Self defense can be used to defend property in limited circumstances.
Code § 16-3-24 (2018)
(a) A person is justified in threatening or using force against another when and to the extent that he reasonably believes that such threat or force is necessary to prevent or terminate such... Read more »
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I'm someone who is going to invest for first time in a bank
I'm gonna try my luck with the High-yield savings accounts
And I'm worried about my money! I wanted to know would bank repay me if my capital got damaged for any reason?and which bank is... Read more »
This is not a legal question. You will need to seek personal advice from family or friends who already have their money on deposit at some banks.
The rent is $60.000 per year and the lease term is 3 years. After 2year the com made a loss so the landlord ask me to pay but I decline so does I have to pay the money?
If you have a written lease with the company that owns the building where your office is you must continue paying your payments or you will be evicted--as early as 15 days after you receive notice of eviction . If you do not have a written lease your landlord can evict you at any time--without any... Read more »
While it depends what your nursing contract says and whether you signed a non-compete and what precisely your new business is going to be doing ongoing compared to those agreements and obligations, if none of that is an issue or concern, then you can create and start your own business. Many people... Read more »
Who has the judgment against A? Unless it's C, no, obviously.
What is your question?
This looks like something a trademark attorney should advise you on. If you reposted your question under that category, you'd have better chances of it being picked up by an attorney who understands these issues. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
Check with the city clerk.
I have never been billed for these services and had inquired multiple times for a bill in December 2017. Since so much time has elapsed, I feel even the hours are a bit high. I believe this was an oral agreement only for the work rendered Am I still responsible to pay?
As a general rule, any civil action for monies owed for services or goods must be commenced within two years of providing such services or goods, with some narrow exceptions. If there is a written contract, the statute of limitations is four years, with some exceptions.
I was registered on a company's database (DB). At some point, the company got merged into another one, which asked us (the customers) whether we want to transfer our registry to the new DB. They gave a deadline to reply, and I did not reply in time. Later, when I realized what happened I tried... Read more »
Since this appears to be happening in a strictly commercial setting IMO nothing you said in your lengthy question is unlawful in Florida--or in most if not all other states. Businesses that acquire customer lists from other businesses when the two businesses merge do not have to continue doing... Read more »
It looks like part of your question may have inadvertently gotten left off. You could try reposting. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
I want him to buy out my 50% of the company the name and the reputation I worked very very hard to build! He brought no knowledge or anything except himself and half the money for ins. The tools purchased he payed for his I paid for mine only couple things were purchased thru company or with... Read more »
Your formative documents control. Have an attorney review them.
Unless you and your business partner come to agreement you’ll spend a lot litigating.
My husband and I signed contracts to purchase a home and sell our house. We cancelled both 6 days later due to uncertainty over the immediate future of the economy. We offered to pay for the cost of marketing and the home inspection paid by the buyers of our home. But our realtor wants us to pay... Read more »
It depends on what your agreement with the broker provides. Also look for the Force Majeure provision (Acts of God excuses performance). Did you sign the contract before COVID-19?
I am French, I am 20 years old and I only had my high school diploma in France.
I would like to know what visa I must have to open my business of linking French food suppliers and restaurants in Los Angeles (knowing that I would not have much money to invest at the beginning).
I... Read more »
You should consider engaging an experienced immigration attorney to assist you with an E-1 visa. The attorney will discuss with you all of the necessary requirements for a French citizen to begin a business venture in the U.S. that will qualify you for the E-1.
Good luck to you.
Also, if I can register it, would I need to register it as an LLC?
Yes. And, we can help:
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I was arrested for possession of a firearm by convicted felon and for growing marijuana. Since then I've been trying to change my life around and I'm looking to start an ATM business. My plan is to purchase the ATM and make money off the surcharges. I heard it's difficult for felons... Read more »
This is an interesting question. As a former operations officer in a commercial bank my educated guess is that ANYONE intending upon stating a new business owning stand-alone ATMs and making money from the (outrageous) fees will have to have some sort of state license to do so; and so the Florida... Read more »
Can the county go after members/owners of the LLC for payment of delinquent unsecured property tax?
Generally, if the LLC is kept separate from the members (no commingling), the LLC money has not been taken for personal use, etc., the members’ liability is limited to their capital in the LLC. Since there was a real property in the LLC’s name, it may have had a counsel, who would be in a much... Read more »
I have no idea what your question means. Non-competition agreements are generally enforceable but they can be challenged depending on their terms. If the situation is important to you then you ought to hire an attorney to review the contract and give you advice. These agreements often have... Read more »
They were sued on a conctract deposit. The performer arrived but didnt perform due to client not having an inside venue and we had a storm that day. The company was sued for the performer's deposit and he won by default. They set a judgement on bank to garnish but the company is closing what... Read more »
Empty the bank accounts immediately and have your uncle consult a debtors attorney.
Can I be penalized if I quit a job I never officially started due to Coronavirus and they still can’t operate but they were paying me a small amount of hours for 6 weeks. I have a new job offer possibly and want to resign this position never worked but want to know if I will encounter problems... Read more »
COVID presents a lot of unique problems. Who is it that is going to penalize you? The temp agency?
In California, you are an at-will employee. This means that you can quit at any time, you are not required to give notice, unless you have a contract that says otherwise. From what you... Read more »
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