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Are salaried employees in WA state required to work 50 hours per week

Businesses must comply with both state and federal ovetime laws. Although most jobs require overtime pay, there are several exceptions. Salaried executivie, administrative, professional, computer-related and outside sales employees are typically exempt from overtime requriements. However there are notable exceptions. For instance, a "white-collar" salaried employee, under Federal law, must make $455 per week to be exempt. "Blue-collar" workers are not exempt and must be paid overtime...

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What to argue against a contempt of court....

It sounds like there are several things going on here. What is the hearing that you have coming up? If the last order entered by the Court grants you temporary custody of the child, your daughter should be residing with you. Have you tried to call the Northwest Women's Law Center or 211? They should be able to get you additional information (once you elaborate) and also point you to resources in your area.

Changing from a C corp to a S corp.

If you are only changing your tax election, which is what it appears, you do not need to contact the Washington Department of Licensing or Secretary of State regarding your Master Business Application. You will need to contact the IRS for this change and should consult a tax advisor to become aware of any tax implications.