Can someone file a proposed order almost a month after a motion took place?
Depends on the specific Motion and what the proposed order says. You can always object to it or respond to it.
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Depends on the specific Motion and what the proposed order says. You can always object to it or respond to it.
Generally there would be no remedies in this situation that I know of.
Assuming you're an at will employee, yes you can be terminated for any reason or no reason.
No, you can't force her, unless you have an agreement or court order that says other.
Yes, a Canadian can do this, as long as there is a registered agent for the corp in CA and an office in CA.
You'll need to work something out what the the LL or cotenant to be let out of the lease.
It depends on what your lease says. You can sue in limited jurisdiction.
You need to file a new Statement of Information, if you are no longer going to be an officer. You also need to update the operating agreement....
There is likely a choice of law provision in the contract, which would specify where you would file. There may even be an arbitration provision.
You need an employment lawyer. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.