Possible wrongful termination.
depends on the terms of your contract, probably not many options if you don't have a contract.
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depends on the terms of your contract, probably not many options if you don't have a contract.
Not a typical lease provision, but what you agreed to do. You can try to convince a judge that this should not be enforced, 1,000 sounds like a...
no, he needs an attorney
yes, and it may require disclosure of assets, liabilities, income and expenses.
depends on the trust terms, if a grantor trust then taxed to grantor, if nongrantor then taxed to trust, in either case use form 1041, sounds like...
If your mother held an account for you as a minor, then she needed to use your tax identification number. Talk with her.
depends on the terms of the settlement agreement and description of damages, consult with your attorney
No, she insured against a risk that did not occur. The insurer assumed that risk in return for the premiums paid.
Engage local counsel to assist
You can ask, I doubt that they will pay. You are supposed to verify that the w-2 information is accurate before you file.