When serving a small claims subpoena for a terminated employee's records, do you still have to notify that employee?
Yes you do. Those are the employee's personal records and they have a right to object should you not be entitled to receive them.
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Yes you do. Those are the employee's personal records and they have a right to object should you not be entitled to receive them.
There is no "best time". Every attorney will be different. Keep contacting by phone, mail and email. Keep a long of your efforts.
He took out a loan. What he did with that is anyone's guess. If your parents has an estate, become the administrator and get access to the bank...
Yes an attorney can help you get this straightened out, and you should be able to find one who would take it on a contingency as there appear to be...
If you can care for him and it is in his best interests, and your taking him would not be challenged then properly. The guardianship would have...
As stated you were not required to file any documents with the court. You were required to give notice when the trust became irrevocable and that...
Your question is confusing but if you are seeking attorney fees you must have an attorney - ask him or her.
Generally the bank representative would assist you in completing the form. If they do not you will need to have an attorney go over it with you.
I am so sorry about you circumstances. Doing a new directive would not likely help. If you are concerned just revoke the directive you have.
Not unless you have legal access to the unit and the right to inherit. Maybe wait a few more days until the dust settles and maybe she is laid to...