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If you work for a small company that does not have electronic punch ins and/or web based punch in clocks, there is always the possibility for a human error from part of your superiors and from HR. Since you have already addressed the issue and the company will be paying for your time, there is...

She can sue the co-owner in small claims court for the portion of the unpaid mortgage up to the small claims limit in your state which is $4K. Hope this helps!

Yes; one can see that is obviously a typo!

School bus stop laws for MD: US-MD Maryland Maryland Code: Transportation §21-706(a)~(b) Same as UVC 11-705(a) except that a vehicle driver must stop ≥ 20 feet (6 m) from a school vehicle stopped on a roadway and flashing red lights §22-228(d) Red lights must flash when stopped on the roadway...

1) yes 2) After you have notified him that he has up to a certain date to remove it and he doesn't, you can get it out immediately. 3)Yes. 4) No additional information needed unless he doesn't show up and you need to sue him in small claims court for the removal and storage fees. Hope this helps!

You could ask for it but what if the bus driver had to drop off a kid or kids on a different school schedule or kids with special needs? Or maybe, dropping off kids due to a mechanical problem with the bus or because the kids where on a special activity and were scheduled to be dropped off at a...

Consult with an attorney for you to proceed regarding the violations and how it will impact you and your business. Again, it all boils down to failure to disclose and an attorney in your area will be able to see what your lease contract stipulates and what are the remedies available in your...

That is called a risk and it is up to investors to do their homework before they take one. How a company manages their business, as long as they are sticking to the accounting principles and to the rules of investment, is up to them. Avoid getting trapped and, if you want to feel better, write a...

Again, consult with an attorney ASAP.

Since these are issues that can be state specific, my suggestion is for you to consult with an attorney regarding the enforceability of the offer to buy. Now, regarding the lease, you can denounce your landlord to the authorities to see if s/he is violating any laws in your state and if yes, you...

Tell the truth. Here is a link of what you can be possibly facing regarding penalties and hire an attorney if you can. Hope this helps! http://www.georgiahighwaysafety.org/whatsnewatgohs/viewnews.asp?newsID=406

Consult with an attorney.

Cdmflet - the best advice one can give you here is for you to hire an attorney. Many of the issues raised by your posting are state specific and an attorney will be able to guide you and advise you if a crime was committed. Good luck to you!

The best advice here is for you to consult with an attorney. Good luck to you!

Lorrie - I am sure your husband's lawyer will complain about this issue since you are not giving them reasonable time for them to go over the records to examine the information that seems to be so crucial to the case. You can try to request that but it will be most certainly denied... Good luck...

Cadguy2 - what seems to be missing on the response posting is that is going to cost you more to file the small claims suit than if you had just let go of the issue. The cost to file will be approximately $100, plus your time, and other costs associated to getting to court. Your suit if for $80...

Then you cannot have it both ways. You either go ahead and make them aware of your requests or you continue to be held hostage by their lack of communication. Eventually, you will have to make a decision. Good luck to you!

No idea since we cannot predict what can happen in the court room. She needs to find a pro-bono attorney who will help her with her case. Tell her to see at the court house if they know of an attorney who is willing to take her case pro-bono and/or she can check with the bar association at the...

Your mom and your family need to sit down with a financial planner and with a real estate attorney to have a face to face conversation and make decisions based on your mother's interests on what and how she wants the money invested and divided when she is no longer around. Hope this helps!

If she gave the attorney a POA for the purpose you are describing on the posting, you and her don't need to be there and yes, that sounds right. Hope this helps!