Can my employer require me to do things I don't get paid for?
It sounds like you are a contractor not an employee. Review your agreement. It should be titled Contractor agreement or the like. If you are a...
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It sounds like you are a contractor not an employee. Review your agreement. It should be titled Contractor agreement or the like. If you are a...
An attorney would need to review the language of the non-compete and any related terms of your sale.
Unless you want an attorney to draft up the power of attorney form, you may consider using the statutory form. What you can do depends on what your...
It depends entirely on the attorney. Some may only charge by the other and others may provide flat fee. You should reach out to various business...
As noted by my colleague Mr. Hodges, if you have no will the laws of intestate will apply and that provides that your family, generally, will get...
I am sorry for your loss. Ask your question in Nebraska as this is not a Colorado probate matter.
It is good that you are thinking of protecting your assets which includes using an entity. However, unless you happen to reside in Nevada and there...
No. A loan agreement does not guarantee you will see a dime. Your attorney would have told you to get a secured agreement and also would have told...
If you terminated the attorney (it would be good if this was in writing), then you need to tell them that they must file the motion to withdraw. If...
Yes, they can do that. The question is whether you actually owe and will agree to pay. If you don't pay, they have to sue and prove that you owe...