Prospective employer won't provide copy of non compete agreement prior to accepting job offer/relocating across the country.

Don't take this job. It is foolish to sign a noncompete, doubly-so with an employer with a very high turnover rate, and out of the ball park with...

I signed a contract with a noncompete clause but I resigned before beginning work is the clause enforceable?

I disagree with the prior answers. What point would be it be ask the former - almost employer - if the noncompete is valid or not? What incentive...

My employer wants me to sign non compete or releasing form that i don't trust and i don't think it's fair.

If you are moving to a new job simply don't sign. Easy enough. Do you care if your employer fires you for not signing? Why would you sign...

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Does breech of contract based on pay issue nullify the non compete clause?

Noncompete issues are my specialty and your question is surprisingly complex. The fact you are apparently a remote, Internet worker is an issue...

If a person wants their public information about them taken off online on The States Archive websites(any State)...ie; where..

From the records you have mentioned, the information will not be deleted. You are generally not entitled to remove your name from public records...

You are entitled to be paid the hours actually worked and not scheduled hours. However, as pointed out by my colleagues "actual hours worked" is...

I signed a non compete clause when I sold my business, is it still in effect if the company was then sold again?

You will get some information about the validity of noncompetes for business sales at http://californianoncompete.com You will see the noncompete...

Can a former employer hold paycheck for refusal to sign non compete?

No, and do not sign the noncompete. They have to pay you. You should consult with a local employment law attorney because you may now have more...

This can be a complicated issue and the starting point is reviewing the exact terms of the noncompete. Many issues, such as what the "noncompete"...

No, they can't. You have left employment and are owed money for work you already performed. If your former employer does not pay you your wages...