Embezzlement/divorce
If my husband embezzled money while we were married and I declared bankruptcy during the married after I found but that he embezzled-how can the IRS come after me for his debt if I filed bankruptcy? I thought I was protected?
Further, if I get a divorce-will I still be responsible to pay it back to the IRS on his behalf?
Please help.
My dad's ''hermit'' brother passed away, and we have no idea where to start.
My Uncle passed away and his closest living relative is my Dad. He has no wife or children. My dad and I know that we should get a lawyer, but aren't sure how much it is going to cost. We haven't found a will, or anything like that. We just want to make sure that his assets and property go where he wanted it to, but we have no idea where to start looking or what we should be looking for. Any help would be greatly appreciated. He also has many safe deposit boxes, gold bullion, coins, ira's and bank accounts, and other things that we also don't know how to deal with or find. Again, we are struggling with this. Thanks for any help you can give us.
Employer Job Offer Obligation
Has anyone successfully made a claim against an employer based on Title 34, Part VIII, Chapter123.301(a)? It states, ''...if a specific job vacancy exists within the usual employment area...with the liable employer, which the employee is capable of performing, the employer SHALL offer that job to the employee...''
My understanding of regulations is that the word shall means MUST.
I am on workers comp. and have been trying to get my employer to take me back. While I can no longer return to my pre-injury position, there have been other positions I am qualified and capable of doing. However, I am either denied the opportunity to apply, or it is filled outside the company.
It seems that this is a regulation an employer is required to comply with. However there is not any recourse if an employer fails to comply. I know I can prevent a labor market survey, since I can prove there have been jobs available, but it seems like little recourse in getting the employer to return me to work.
texas Law
At what age can you legally leave a child home alone?
