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Anything you own and that has monetary value attached to it. It means that you will have to pay the taxmen their fair share while living in that state. One example - In Virginia, the state assesses taxes on cars. Reason - It costs the state a lot of money to maintain roads and consequently, if...

Duplicate posting. Ignore.

Demiozen - without seeing the entire contract it would be unwise for anyone in this forum to give you any advice. Consult with an attorney so s/he can go through the entire document to translate into plain English what the clause really will mean to you when it comes to refunding money that your...

Selling a house as a short sale does not mean that you are not liable for the difference owed on the total amount of the mortgage. If you thought that that would be the case, you were mistaken. Obviously the lender wants the remaining balance of your mortgage, hence the letter. You will probably...

Buying the assets does not automatically give you a pass at taking over the lease. You need to negotiate a new lease with the landlord and that is because s/he will be dealing with a completely different person. Hope this helps!

There is a possibility that sponsorship via work can happen and that is when the immigration attorney comes in. S/he will assess the situation and help you with the necessary paperwork to (after the assessment) begin the sponsorship process. Bear in mind that there will be a lot going on and it...

No law requiring such thing. They have no obligation to notify you that you have been rejected.

I can relate to what you are feeling, trust me. Best thing is for you to keep an eye out for new positions and keep networking. It pays off, believe you me. Best of luck to you!

Kabrune - There is no federal law and no law in any state requiring an employer to ever post any jobs, internally and/or externally so your employer did not violate any laws.

Did you sign a contract with the real estate agent? If so, does it have a clause where it states that she can keep the deposit? If the answer to both of these questions is no and if she has not yet cashed the check, put a stop payment on the check but be prepared for her to question the actions...

Back to your posting, you are right - something fishy is going on. Check out the link below to see if you are in the category of those who don't qualify for overtime. http://www.employeeissues.com/overtime_pay_2.htm Regarding the truck, I don't agree with the schpill that it is a bonus...

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Was this a court ordered agreement? Unfortunately, the best advice one can give you if for you to hire a lawyer... ASAP!!See if you can negotiate payments on the fee the lawyer will charge you. Your husband cannot uproot your children at will without you having agreed to it - that is...

If I were you, I would request a breakdown of what those charges are made up of. If they are legit, then you should do the obvious which is pay the bill, but, if they cannot give you that, you should dispute them untill they give you the exact components of the charge. Hope this helps!

He is obviously not being that forthcoming with you... Check out the link below. http://www.state.sc.us/dss/csed/faqs.htm

You can give it a try but it will be up to the magistrate to determine if the case has that merit. Hope this helps!

Zach - patience is a virtue and you and your loved one have to yet a lot to learn in life. There is so much ahead of both you. My only advice is for you to tell her to work on the authority issues she has and you both will be OK.

Are you an independent contractor? Have a contract with them? Full time employee? Sorry, I should have asked you this earlier.

Thechadreed - bear in mind that the final walkthrough is not the final say when it comes what she can claim as a deduction from your security deposit. I strongly suggest that you take pictures, have an independent witness with you during the walkthrough and save your notes of any problems that...

If this ends up in court, that will be up to the judge to decide after he reviews the evidence.