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Was your contract with Volt or Microsoft? Does Volt still exist or did it go under? Did you sign the non-compete during the hiring process or later after you were employed. Also since they terminated you it is possible that the non-compete is not enforcable but a consultation with a contract...

This isn't legal advice but I think it is safe to use your debit card without writing that letter. I doubt there is anything in the cash register's database that would alert them of your use. They probably were just trying to scare you back then.

Didn't you post this before? You need to see an attorney. This issue is to complicated for a forum to discuss adequately as we don't know what is indicated in the Family Trust. See about legal aid in your city that charge on a sliding scale fee if you qualify. It is a civil matter and you should...

Your first question regarding the IRS is unclear. Are you asking whether or not you are viewed as an independent contractor by IRS standards? They have a form you can fill out and submit and they will make the determination for you I believe. Haven't read it in a while. BUT if I remember...

Have you tried contacting the HR department and talking with them about this matter. Tell them what you have told us...how you have turned your life around, that when employed you didn't have a conviction so didn't disclose it, and ask if there is a way to be reinstated, your good work...

Agreed. You need a contract lawyer. But your partner will have to agree on the contract so create the contract together with the lawyer. Otherwise the partner can refuse to sign and you paid all that money for a worthless contract.

Go to FAQ at top of the page and click on it. Once there scroll to bottom of that page and click on Knowledge and Support Center. You might get help by filling out and submitting the form there.

Yes, it is something you would have to go back to court with.

There is probably some prohibition to releasing information over the phone but you can try and call again, and talk to the administrator of the hospice, fax them a copy of the papers and see if they can help you. Explain what you have explained, how the daughter is not allowing you access...

He can't go to court for custody until paternity has been established. Do not put his name on the birth certificate.

Did the link help?

Contact the hospital and find out how the incident was documented and ask what the status is of the complaint you filed. Request copies of the complaint and any other documentation of the inoident and request a copy of your medical records, especially ensuring that the copies inlcude the time...

Is your wife incapacitated? Do you know if she signed any papers regarding how her care was to be managed and by whom? The problem with answering this question is we don't have all the facts to adequately address the issues. Medical professionals and places are barred by law on giving out...

Your wife would have to allow the doctors/nurses/hospice to release that information to you in writing. She may have disallowed release in the same manner. If your wife is not able to make decisons regarding her own care a guardian would need to be appointed by the court and due to your location...

What state are you posting from? http://www.grandparenting.org/Grandparent%20Visitation.htm This site has a link to state laws on grandparent visitation rights

What state are you posting from? Check out Statue of Limitations on warrents for your state.

Sec. 106.071. PUNISHMENT FOR ALCOHOL-RELATED OFFENSE BY MINOR (2) the court shall order the Department of Public Safety to suspend the driver's license or permit of a minor convicted of an offense to which this section applies or, if the minor does not have a driver's license or permit, to deny...

My understanding is they will suspend your license period for a certain amount of time. If you work or go to school they will suspend your license but allow you to go to and from work or school only. If you don't finish the alcohol awareness your license will be suspended for a lot longer period...

I am not sure. Did you get divorced and the dividing of the escrow was part of the divorce decree?

http://www.georgiacourts.org/aoc/selfhelp/civil_cases.html There is a link on this page to forms that may or may not be helpful.