Am I a partner or not? - Paid on promissory note but no shares nor no money!

You will need to consult with an attorney to review the documents you have, and from there, you can discuss what options are available to you.

Installing a shed in the backyard

There is no question that accessory building means sheds, garages, storage building, playhouse--pretty much any building or structure that is not...

Can I file for unemployment?

From the facts you provide, it does not seem as though this is cause for termination. Why is your employer concerned with your housing? The only...

Our builder signed an addendum to our purchase contract to get certain things completed within 30 days of the closing.

Was any money held from the seller's funds for the items which were not completed? Did you have an attorney representing you for this purchase? I...

I just got my first dwi need to talk to someone

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To have things added to a mediation agreement can I request another mediation or do I need to file a modification?

I agree that the best approach is to discuss your thoughts and intentions with your ex-boyfriend. After all, you will need to be working together...

Mortgage Mediation

This seems to be the way many lenders operate. You should attend every hearing, and explain what is going on to the judge. You should consider...

I agree that the state's attorney is almost certainly not liable to you, since as previously mentioned, she was not your attorney. However, you...

Can an employer be sued for a Hostile work environment.

I agree that this sounds like a difficult case. You might try discussing this with an employment law attorney, since he or she would be able to ask...

If I pay for damages to a vehicle, do I also have to pay for time they missed at work to get it repaired?

I agree that this is a fairly ridiculous and petty demand. Depending on your financial situation, it may be worthwhile to pay the $100, assuming...