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Can I move my daughter out of state following my current husband's military orders with my daughter if her bio dad fights it?
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Answered on January 06, 2015
You need to ask your lawyer. No one knows what your court orders say (that should have been the first thing you told us), the history of the case,...
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What are the guidelines for becoming a legal distributor of Marijuana, in a state where it is legal?
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Answered on January 06, 2015
Since it isn't legal, there are no "guidelines." I am not sure what information you expect from lawyers for something that is currently illegal. ...
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Can my boss fire me if she lied about what would be talked about in a meeting?
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Answered on January 05, 2015
Yes you can be fired for any or no reason, and no the reason they gave for a meeting does not matter at all. Rather than post multiple times here...
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Is there anything that can be done?
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Answered on January 05, 2015
It depends on her insurance. She can contact a lawyer, and keep in mind the lawyer will get a cut. It is important to search for a good reputable...
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Is it against the law to find out what happened after a complaint?
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Answered on January 05, 2015
Very few employers (especially large companies) are going to give you any information on their internal investigations. Yes, depending on what it...
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Do I need a agreement between my company in USA and our outsource vendor in India?
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Answered on January 05, 2015
An agreement for what? This is FAR beyond an internet forum and your company should already have a business lawyer and CPA.
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Met person from craigslist at my place of work to sell something - I was off the clock, but could I get fired for this?...
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Answered on January 05, 2015
Of course many employers would be upset by you using their property for selling your items. Yes, there may be consequences. Whether or not you...
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If a burrower on a loan is employed & the cosigner on the loan wants to sue to retrieve money they have paid on a loan with them
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Answered on January 04, 2015
You have asked multiple questions on the same issue -- see a lawyer.
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Is there any law that help a cosigner retrieve monies paid on loan that first borrower did not pay?
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Answered on January 04, 2015
Anyone can sue, but if the other person can't pay the loan they probably won't have any money to pay you. There are no special laws for co-signers...
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Making payments on bill but not getting credit
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Answered on January 04, 2015
If you are paying $50/month to your landlord, why aren't you asking them about it? That is the place to start since they are getting the money,...