That isn't a question that can be fully answered in here. You need a lawyer in your state to review the contract with you. Best of luck.

You need to take your non-compete to an attorney in your state and get a advice after the non-compete and all relevant facts are discussed.

Generally speaking once you sign an agreement you are bound by the terms. It is unfortunate you had special circumstances but no one forced you to...

Take the contract you signed to an attorney in your state and get a proper consultation based on the contract review with the attorney.

Take your non-complete letter to an attorney in your state for a review of its enforceablity and also other facts related to both your current and...

You didn't ask a question but merely rattled off a bunch of stuff. Call a lawyer in your state and discuss with him/her. Good luck.

YOu would need to take all of your documents to a lawyer in your state for review. And also explain everything to the lawyer.

As the previous attorney said first try to reach out to the corporate office and explain things calming without threatening litigation.

Unless they have a business office in the United States, good luck collecting anything from them in the Phillipines. One of the disadvantages of...

I agree with the previous answer. Small claims would be the venue for your dispute. The burden will be on your to prove that first, you had an...