Employee of 7 years told to sign agreement in 2014 or find a new job. Trying to leave job and they are threatening to enforce it.
Every contract has to have consideration to support it. Therefore, if there is no consideration, there is no contract. A couple of things to note. First, consideration is anything of legal value and not just money. Second, even if the contract is legally unenforceable, the employer may file a... Read more »
If you want your question answered you have to actually ask the question.
I am 19 he is 21 we are parents of a 3 month old with a ton of bills and in process of buying a house I slapped him and he went to stay at his dads . My neighbor in apartment called cops I admitted to slapping him and I got a charge! I’ve never been in trouble how do we get this dropped!!
Speaking to law enforcement and admitting to a crime was a complete and total mistake. At this point, you need to hire a local criminal law attorney ASAP before you make matters worse than you already have. If you stop trying to handle this yourself and follow your attorneys advice and if your... Read more »
I have betrayed their trust before but that's becuase I want to independent and live with my dad like i've wanted since 13, I go to school and have a job, Could go i just to my dads or can my mom force me to go home even if i bring a cop with me
No cop who values their job will go with you at 17. Just wait it out until you are 18.
Her reason for the ungovernable charge was that I am disrespectful and I do what I want when I want. About ten days ago. She slapped me, so hard I couldn’t hear out of my ear. That entire side of my face went numb. Then I yelled at her that I hated her and hit her arm. When she called the police,... Read more »
You have a right to an attorney and one should be appointed to you.
She has not been living here at home for some time and has been living with her Mother who has convinced her to file for bankruptcy to get rid of her obligations to our debts. She is hiding money from the case to help strengthen it in her mothers accounts as well as possible accounts. She has... Read more »
If you can prove she is hiding money, you may want to advise the trustee in her bankruptcy case.
my dad and i have a good connection and I can't take the stress from my mom and step dad even though they help me a lot, I have wanted to be with my dad even though sometimes it's not the best place at times but thats where i want to be
at 17 you have the ability to have input on your custody, however no one can change the Court order but the Court unless the parents agree. Your father can file a motion to modify custody. To prevail he will need to show that there has been a substantial change of circumstances and that changing... Read more »
I tried to get loan from bank but was turned down. Ex is only paying $225 towards house payment which is $909. Savings is being depleted. Have no money for down payment if I moved. He, by the way,has way more money than I do. He drives an Audi and goes on vacations. Me on the other hand am about... Read more »
Consult with a family law attorney ASAP. Which is what you should have done 4 years ago to have avoided the current situation.
Also named in the Will are his 2 daughters. My mom was the primary beneficiary of his estate.
There is no way to answer your question without reviewing her husband’s will. Depending on the wording her share might have lapsed, in which case her share would go to the residuary beneficiaries in her husband’s will or if none then her husband’s intestate heirs. Or her share might go to... Read more »
are no longer together. She is seeking child support. Could the $900 be considered part of child support when they do the calculation?
I pay for before/after school day care. His medical insurance and life. I pay 300 for tutoring. At the present time I give him $200 a month spending change... Read more »
No, sorry. Since you have no legal obligation to the support a child after your death, it cannot be considered child support.
Yes, so long as the entire Will is handwritten by the Testator, and signed by the Testator (the one writing the Will). There is no requirement that it be signed by any witnesses.
If there are children what is the approach? If there are no children or co-owner what is the approach?
If there are children or other heirs to the deceased that you know of who are willing to administer the estate or nominate you to do it, that would be ideal. Feel free to contact me for assistance.
More information is needed. Do you really mean "attorney" as in "attorney at law"? If so, then that would be highly unusual. Perhaps you mean "attorney in fact". An attorney in fact signing trust paperwork on behalf of an incapacitated principal could be perfectly legitimate, depending on the... Read more »
Now the house is going up for probate I was the only one on the will how are they doing this what can I do they said if I didn't sign for their services they would have me arrested for exploitation because I take one of my doctor bill with his money The Power of Attorney papers said I could she... Read more »
First and foremost you need to make sure you have a copy or original of the Will. In the Will an executor is named and that is the person who must go to the clerk and open the estate. If you are named as the beneficiary of the house your Uncle had then the clerk will make sure the executor gives... Read more »
I got a speeding ticket going “70”mph in a 55mph zone and all the personal information is my mother’s, including DL number, age, birthday, social security number, etc despite him having MY license. It says my mother is the one being charged and that she would need to appear in court, when I... Read more »
Of course they aren't grounds for dismissal and it is pointless to 'attack' a ticket. Hire the cheapest local traffic ticket attorney you can find and don't speed anymore.
Our parent is terminally ill and did not want to change his will after our sibling passed last year. He just wants to be sure someone in that siblings family inherits.
It is impossible to answer your question without reviewing the will of the parent and also the will of the pre-deceased child.
I was in an accident (not at fault) and I am wanting to settle with the other person's insurance company. But i am under the impression that I can't do so until my passenger finishes treatment. Then and only then will the insurance company pay me.
No. But the decision will still be up to the liability examiner (together with carrier's counsel if your matter is in suit). If they have a bead on the injuries you and your passenger sustained in relationship to the limits of the policy and the reserves they set for the claim, they have liberty to... Read more »
Their laws on suspending license and will reinstate me without paying tickets. Tn sys they won't u less I pay Va tickets. Regardless of a clearance letter from Va. Can they make me pay Va??
TN can not make you pay the VA tickets but TN can keep you suspended from driving in their state (and other states if you have a TN license) until you do. This is regardless of whether you can be reinstated anywhere else. You should just man up, be responsible and pay what you own instead of... Read more »
Family court dismissed the order against me. But my son's father still refuses to let me have my son. My son is being neglected And possibly abused because his father is a alcoholic. How can I get my son back.
If there is no order currently in place, he has as much right to the child as you do so he can refuse to let you get the child (although that will make him look bad in future court hearings if he does not have proper cause for the refusal). So you need to get a custody order of your own if you... Read more »
trademark and copyright knowledge needed
If you're merely trying to protect the design on the shirt, then you'll want to register it for copyright with the US Copyright office. If however, the design is actually the name of your brand, then you'll want to register that brand name for trademark.
Note that word printed on the... Read more »
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