Salt Lake City, UT
Business Lawyer at Salt Lake City, UT
Practice Areas: Business, Bankruptcy & Debt, Real Estate
If there was a set line that both sides agreed on, and it was there for over 20 years, you ought to be able to establish a boundary by acquiescence.
Look at your contract, specifically paragraph 16, which lays out your remedy options. Basically, you can sue for missed payments, keep the...
You need to collect all the communications you've had with your employer, including your contract if you have one, and go see an employment...
You need to ask a different question, actually a series of different questions. First, is it OK with the remainderman (the person who takes the...
There is a five-day cancellation period in Utah, but you MUST follow the statutory requirements.
There is no way to answer your question from these facts. You need to sit down with a bankruptcy professional and determine if (and what kind of)...
Mr. Cheong is right. You should withdraw from the 401k only as a last resort. There are plenty of brokerages around the valley, including several...
From what you've written, the credit cards are your debts, not the corporation's. If the corporation filed bankruptcy, you would be a creditor,...
Mr. Schneider is right. There are options, and they depend on your particular circumstances. You need to consult with a bankruptcy attorney.
Do they work? What size is the loan? Chances are you could take them to small claims court, get a judgment, and then garnish their wages.
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