I am a 50% partner in a small corporation. Can my partner legally give herself a raise without my acknowledgement?
You really need to look at what type of agreement you have and what authority she has to do what was done.
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You really need to look at what type of agreement you have and what authority she has to do what was done.
Get a lawyer and fight for custody. He as the father has a right to see and visit with his child.
Get the interlock installed and hopefully your lawyer will be able to have the charge reduced. We have done these before.
It is a crime and you need to report it to have the charges dismissed. You don't want to pay for their fun.
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He likely has to comply with the banks request to have the matter changed.
Get a workers compensation attorney to help you out with this matter.
The record was likely sealed when you turned 19. I would not disclose it to them. Juvenile conviction are adjudications not convictions.
Ms. Gordon is correct, he would not need full custody to put the child on his insurance. Get a lawyer and fight for him to pay support and insurance.
I would save all the receipts and document all the work done. If she dies you likely will own the home since they cannot pay you your share.
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You might with a lawyer get them to agree to a lessor charge or a deferred sentence. Really depends on your prior history. High BAC is not good.