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      Not divorced but husband is holding up money from the sale of our house. Is this legal?

      Both you and the ex are in the same boat: you likely own the home as tenancy by the entirety, and as a result both have to be on board with the terms of the deal and sign the deed with the buyer. The buyer gets nothing without both of you signing off. So that puts you in a stand off. The check...
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      Can my child's half siblings mother get child support money from me?

      The TL;DR version of what follows is this: take whatever useful information you get regarding your situation and ignore the rest. If you don't engage with trolls or other people who like wreaking havoc on the net your experience will likely be a lot better for you with that approach. Now for...
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      Can my child's half siblings mother get child support money from me?

      No. She can't come after child support that your child's father has been ordered to pay you. The other Mom's problem isn't that she needs to get a child support order. From your post she already has one. She just hasn't been able to collect it. It's the person who is ordered to pay the support...
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      City blocking traffic by country

      While likely not illegal, it does strike me as an odd thing for the city to unless at some point the city had been the target of a large denial of service (DOS) attack or other bothersome activity from outside of town.
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      Tax liabilities for S-corp

      I was assuming it was the late filing penalty for not having filed 2020 and 2021 returns late and that the penalties were all that was involved. But it may well have come up as part of an audit of the individual I agree with you that might provide a route to challenge it in Tax Court. Of course...
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      Tax liabilities for S-corp

      As I recall, that route for pursuing an 1120-S late filing penalty can't be done in Tax Court, so the actual litigation would be done by DOJ tax division in federal district court, or perhaps in bankruptcy court. In my experience in working with the DOJ attorneys they'd be even less enthused...
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      Tax liabilities for S-corp

      If it was a trust fund liability then, as I indicted before, the IRS may use the trust fund recover penalty of IRC § 6672 to make those responsible owners/employees of the corporation personally liable. Penalties for late filing of a corporation's tax returns is not a trust fund liability. That...
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      Tax liabilities for S-corp

      The IRS may not collect late filing 1120-S penalties from S-corporation shareholders except to the extent that the S-corporation transferred assets to its shareholders before shutting down. Federal tax law respects the separate existence of a corporation from its shareholders. However, if the...
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      Company Legitimacy

      I think Litigator22's point was not that the independent contractor issue isn't important, but rather that the OP's immediate concerns about what the company is asking him/her to do by paying company costs and then getting reimbursed for it is the more significant problem at the moment. If I'm...
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      Company Legitimacy

      Since you indicate you're being treated as an independent contractor (by having your pay reported to the IRS on Form 1099) part of the answer to your question about your options depend on the terms of the contract. Is the contract written? Does it have any restrictions or penalties if you were...
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      City blocking traffic by country

      There isn't any federal law against it, and I strongly suspect Florida doesn't have one either. Cities don't have to make their services available by the internet in the first place, and when they do they must, of course, not illegally discriminate. But there is no principle that I can think of...
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      12yr old daughter wants to come live with me

      In no state does a child age 12 get to decide on his/her own where to live. Ultimately that choice is made by the child's parents or, if they are not married and there is a dispute over it, by a judge. Many states do allow a child of a certain age (which varies from state to state) to express a...
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      Another income tax question

      The basic rule for most taxpayers is the following, from the 2023 Form 1040-ES Instructions with the years modified for the 2024 return (the 2024 Form 1040 ES is not out yet, but the rules haven't changed): 1. You expect to owe at least $1,000 in tax for 2024, after subtracting your withholding...
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      Can they make me do this

      This thread is over 4 years old and the person who started it has long since gone from this site. Please don't reactivate old threads.
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      Taking the fall

      You really need to discuss this with an attorney. Admitting to a crime you didn't do to try to get your wife out may not work out like you hope it will. It may be that both of you end up getting a conviction out of this if you do that. An attorney can advise on your options and how best to help...
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      New online e commence

      Do you plan to make money off this venture? If so, how are you going to make your money from this? And in what states will you be offering this service? Just PA, or all states, or what? There is more involved to this than I think you may realize. In particular, in addition to any licensing...
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      Can I sue(and win) against a credit reporting agency for failing to comply with a subpoena ?

      You don't know that the credit bureau "ignored" your subpoena nor do you seem to know what reason it had, if it had one, for not responding (at least so far) to your subpoena. The credit bureau may have not ignored it but instead reviewed it and made a decision not to comply for some reason. You...
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      Can I sue(and win) against a credit reporting agency for failing to comply with a subpoena ?

      That could be the result, though more commonly if the judge believed that the party has no good reason for refusing to provide the evidence the judge will enter an order requiring the production of the information sought. Failure to comply with that court order is then what would lead to...
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      Is Marriot hotel responsible for my toddler injury while we stayed there?

      That depends a lot on what you define as a "sharp edge". Certainly an edge to a piece of furniture that is truly razor sharp is a sharp edge. But I've never seen any furniture made that way. As you start moving away from that kind of obvious hazard it becomes more difficult to determine what is...
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      Is Marriot hotel responsible for my toddler injury while we stayed there?

      The answer to that question would be supplied by the jury should you sue the hotel chain over this. There is no automatic yes or no regarding liability in a lot of accidents because each accident has different facts and the facts are very important to determining where the liability is...

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