What recourse do I have if someone wants to cancel escrow?
The answer to your question depends on what the purchase agreement, escrow documents, and seller disclosures state. They'd have to be fully...
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The answer to your question depends on what the purchase agreement, escrow documents, and seller disclosures state. They'd have to be fully...
No, you won't owe attorneys fees in a small claims matter as attorneys are not allowed in small claims court hearings.
Since it specifies that the contract is governed by Australia law, you'll need an Australian attorney to advise you.
You can try to file a motion to vacate the judgment on grounds that you were never served.
You can search district court records through Pacer and state court records through the superior court website.
Yes, you need to file it with the court.
You don't need to reserve the name. Just file the LLC paperwork now if you are ready, so you can be sure to get the name.
As an at-will employee, your employer can change the terms and conditions of your employment at any time.
You may be being discriminated, but you are not being discriminated against unlawfully.
Yes, you should definitely renew, just in case. You never know what may happen with the business in the future.