Family Law - notice in lieu of subpoena
I agree with Edna (Carroll) it sounds as if you would benefit from using or at least consulting with an attorney if you are asking a question like...
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Family Lawyer at Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
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I agree with Edna (Carroll) it sounds as if you would benefit from using or at least consulting with an attorney if you are asking a question like...
There are so many ways to make mistakes, no one can really answer this until they go over the returns to see what is involved and who or how it...
The guesion asked vaues dud tge partries jbiw were the returns joint or seprerate? Can you use the IRS innocent spouse rule? Talk with your CPA...
Ahh shucks Nicolas nailed it. Any time you sign something you should know what it is and what you are agreeing to.
Follow Jon's advice it is very detailed and good.
Hire an attorney and if you have title insurance hand the case over to them.
What amount are we talking about, is it really worth fighting over?
Yes, and if you renage, he might sue for relocation damages.
I do not care what it says, sue the company in small claims court and lets see what the judge says!
NO NO NO NO NO NO, definitely not. He has no more right than a stranger on the street.