Does a written and notarized agreement override a court order?
A newer court order certainly overrides a prior order or any prior agreements, notarized or not. The judge will look at the facts and circumstances...
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A newer court order certainly overrides a prior order or any prior agreements, notarized or not. The judge will look at the facts and circumstances...
Perhaps because your attorney, CPA, and accountant (who is not your CPA?) know all the facts. BTW, without your original questions being posted...
Yes. Employers can refuse to hire for any reason, so long as it is not an unlawful reason. Not hiring you because of a criminal conviction is not...
Bottom line -- if you want to be timely paid on your claim you must cooperate with the insurance company and their investigation. They want you...
No, since all parties have been served and you are not adding any new parties. You only need to serve the [first] amended complaint on all parties.
I agree with Ms. Cox's thorough answer. An attorney may help your wife with the anxiety and could even prevent her from having to appear in court....
Yes. If you use the affidavit procedure to transfer personal property you agree to be personally liable for the decedent's debts up to the value of...
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IMO, it depends on how much of a "discount" you received and whether the embezzler implicates you in a scheme to defraud the retailer. The fact...
"[C]an I press charges but keep it secret?" -- No. Apparently you're irresistible to both men and women. Perhaps a change in jobs without...
Yes, you have options. But, they depend on your exact factual situation and the likelihood that you will again be gainfully employed in the near...