Can I hide an eviction from public view? We settled out of court. An agreement was made. Credit reports shows nothing.
You may be able to file a motion to seal the record and/or file a stipulation with the landlord that seals the record.
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You may be able to file a motion to seal the record and/or file a stipulation with the landlord that seals the record.
Unless you have an employment contract that says otherwise, you are an at-will employee and can be laid off or fired for any reason or no reason at...
No, your landlord cannot force you to sign a new agreement unless you consent to the terms of this new agreement.
You can use a variety of methods depending on the assets the debtor has, such as a bank levy, a vehicle levy, wage garnishment, etc.
You can have an attorney send out a cease & desist defamation letter and if that doesn't work, possibly sue for defamation if the damages are there.
This would depend on whether there was a contract in place here, what parties it was between, what law the contract is governed by, etc.
You should consult with a business attorney to determine whether an LLC is even the best entity for your business.
It basically means in exchange for. However, the full contract would have to be reviewed to properly advise you.
Your boyfriend is most likely not exempt from receiving lunch periods and rest breaks. He is entitled to premium pay equal to one hour of wages...
You can report this to the State Bar.