My recently Ex Employer promised me $5,000.00 as a retirement, can I still receive that promised money?
You do not it it in writing. Do you have a witness? How would you prove the promise.? You may just have to let it go.
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You do not it it in writing. Do you have a witness? How would you prove the promise.? You may just have to let it go.
If the time has passed for answer on both, you can call the court clerk and ask that the motions be heard at the same time.
First, it being in your name affects your credit. Second, if there is an accident, you will be sued. Third, you have no idea whether she pays...
See an attorney about how much you can make before the court would determine to raise the amount of child support.
You have notice. Would you have preferred that the fellow who gave it to you, gave you notice first? Or are you just as happy he told you...
If he is the father, you have little chance unless he you can prove he is unfit. If he is not the father, get an attorney and file.
File the Notice of Intention to Defend first. Then call the attorney for the debt collector.
File a Motion to Modify and the Motion for Contempt at the same time.
you would probably be better off having an attorney prepare the Separation Agreement. Then you can file for Absolute divorce yourself with the...
If you are the beneiciary on an account, the account does not go into the Estate. Get an attorney.