Can a current/former employee be held personally liable for fraudulent misrepresentation? Or only the employer is responsible?
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Answered on April 12, 2018
The question is a little unclear. Here are a couple of basic legal principles that may help you. The bad actor, meaning the person who did...
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Answered on April 12, 2018
You have this under debt settlement, but it seems like more of a probate or estate planning type of question. I will reclassify it for you. Also...
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My husband has $500,000.00 in unsecured debts he took out without my consent Can I transfer our home to protect from creditors?
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Answered on April 12, 2018
What you are suggesting is called a fraudulent transfer (now known as a voidable transfer). You are asking to have your parents sued as part of...
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What form do I use to request that the plaintiff pay my court fees if I win? (limited civil collections case in CA)
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Answered on April 12, 2018
If you win your case you have a limited amount of time to file a memorandum of costs. It's a two part form with a summary and a detailed...
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How do I get replacement title so I can sell the vehicle
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Answered on April 09, 2018
Since title was not transferred with the DMV you probably have to sue the seller for breach of contract. Given the price of the car you are...
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Can my LLC veil be pierced if I paid an ex-employee in cash?
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Answered on April 07, 2018
This sounds like more an employment/wage and hour issue. Some officers of a business entity can be personally liable for unpaid wages. And that...
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May I ask the collection agency to drop the collection case on a lease?
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Answered on April 07, 2018
The statute of limitations runs from when the breach occurs. Here that would probably be when the lease went unpaid. Your exit from the...
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I bought a vheicle from a private seller and he doesn't want to give me the title what legal action can I take?
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Answered on April 07, 2018
Assuming you have paid for the vehicle, you are entitled to the title. If the seller will not provide it then you can sue for breach of contract.
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CAN I ADD DIFFERENT COURT JUDGMENTS TO A MOTION FOR AND PROPOSED ASSIGNMENT ORDER?
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Answered on April 07, 2018
An assignment order for the property is not appropriate. You can levy and sell the debtor's interest in the real property. That's a complex...
What do I need to sue a friend who borrowed money & agreed to pay it back in 30 days its been a year nothing in writing, verbal
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Answered on April 07, 2018
You can sue to enforce the loan. If it's verbal you have two years to sue on it. The time runs from when the loan should have been repaid. With...