What is the best course of action to pursue $15000 in unpaid invoices from a General Contractor?
Ms. Conway provided a great answer. You should probably hire an attorney to help you draft a nastygram if he hasn't paid you by now. It's probably...
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Ms. Conway provided a great answer. You should probably hire an attorney to help you draft a nastygram if he hasn't paid you by now. It's probably...
It sounds as though you may need more information. You should hire an attorney and obtain more information about the prior company and its owners.
Yes, you can hire an attorney to represent you. If the LLC Agreement contains provisions to the contrary, then maybe you should hire an attorney...
It really depends on quite a bit. First, who did they sue, you personally or an LLC? Was the defendant the proper person to be sued? Those two...
In theory, you're supposed to move out after the judge awards possession. If you do not voluntarily move-out, then the plaintiff may file a writ of...
It sounds as though the computers were leased or purchased on a contract. If so, you may have to pay the computer company. Hopefully you knew the...
It's somewhat complicated. It's probably a good idea to find alternatives to avoid the battle altogether. If you are already generating revenue...
The facts are a little short, but my assumption is that you were told that it was okay to pipe the septic to the empty lot if you had an easement....
First one must be held liable in a court of law. Then, the judgment creditor can attempt to collect on the assets. If the judgment creditor is...
I agree with the other answers. Also, though, it appears you may have a general partnership agreement. Does it have any buy/sell provisions or...