Is it legal for a job not to want to hire me for something my mom did?
You quit. They're not obliged to rehire you at all, and that's all the reason they need.
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You quit. They're not obliged to rehire you at all, and that's all the reason they need.
It will depend on when you COULD have found out about it, and what became of the money. It's NOT very likely that you can do something about it...
A. More disclosure is better than less disclosure. B. Prenups are generally not do-it-yourself projects; if you anticipate substantial income...
If you and your spouse filed a joint return, you're absolutely entitled to copies of the attachments from the preparer.
You've got no right to force her to carry the pregnancy to term.
Slightly longer answer: HE (not you) needs to talk to an experienced family law attorney, and review all of the details. If he doesn't address...
The prior response is mistaken; a third party can be joined, by motion, (now an "RFO") to a California dissolution action. The third parties...
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The best solution/plan is to hire, or at least speak, to an experienced attorney. You cannot simply "refuse" to have your deposition taken, and if...
He can FILE, but he can't move the case beyond filing without serving you, either directly, or if he claims to not be able to find you, by...
Difficult to say without additional information, but look at everything on which the kids' addresses ever appear: school records, health-care...