Employee assessments for salaried employees

This has been sitting out there for a while, so I though I would try to get you some answers. Without knowing any details of the assesments and...

Being separated for 7 years my wife wants spousal support after she filed legal divorce papers. should I get a lawyer to contest

You should most definately get a lawyer to contest this. Spousal We dont have a lot of details here, but I expect that if she has been taking care...

Previous answer is pretty much right on. You both have a right to be in the home until a court orders otherwise. The fact that he hasn't had a job...

Im trying to get full custody of my son his father and I tried doing the co parenting thing but it's just not working

Missouri is the same as Washington (and just about every state, I expect). If there is already an order, you have to ask to have it modified. The...

How can I get to change custody orders from one state to the state I now live in?

I think the confusion here is we are trying to guess what you mean by filing custody papers. If there is already a custody order, the original...

Will a new child support order be issued, in the event that I get a new job making more money?

This is actually pretty complicated, and we just dont have all the facts. If you have a settlement, an existing order, and no arrerages...and...

Without really knowing the details...generally yes. The CO can pretty much revoke authorization if he feels it is neccessary for good order.

My family court attorney is filing a motion to withdraw as my counsel. do i have to pay them before i receive my file?

I think I would give them a call and ask for it, letting them know the next call will be to the Missouri Bar. Then back it up and call the MIssouri...

A suspended execution of sentance is, for all intents and purposes, a conviction and it will hang out on your record after you pasa the...

Does the VA make there own determination on what's considered a "minor offense" or do my military records??

Yes, the VA makes it's own determination. A discharge status that is not dishonerable...but is also not honorable or general...falls into a murky...