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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Summer Tax Tips for Students
If you will be working your first job this summer, here are a few things you should know about taxes and Uncle Sam: 1) You are working to help Uncle Sam. 2) When you are an employee, your employer must … Continue reading
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Tagged Camron Hoorfar, Form W-4, Hoorfar Law, Internal Revenue Service, IRS, Law Office of Camron Hoorfar, Students, Summer, Withholding
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Divorce Tips
According to CNN, the average cost of a divorce is up to $15,000. Some financial planners state that this amount will be even higher because it is more expensive to operate two households. If you are thinking about divorce or … Continue reading
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Tagged Alimony, Camron Hoorfar, CNN, Dependents, divorce, Hoorfar Law, Law Office of Camron Hoorfar
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Business Secrets
The Missouri Supreme Court has ruled that customer contacts are not trade secrets that are protected by the Missouri Uniform Trade Secrets Act. This means that business owners need to be careful when allowing employees to see customer lists. To … Continue reading
Expungements
In order to obtain an expungement, the defendant must show that there was no probable cause for their charges and that their arrest was based entirely on false information. If you believe you are entitled to an expungement, contact our … Continue reading
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Tagged Arrest, Camron Hoorfar, Exoungement, False Information, Hoorfar Law, Law Office of Camron Hoorfar
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When a Judgment is Not Final
A motion to compel settlement is not a final, appealable, judgment until the underlying action as to all claims and parties has been disposed. A judgment granting a motion to enforce settlement is not ready for appellate review until the … Continue reading
Buying a Used Car
When buying a used car, you can purchase the vehicle on an as-is basis or with a warranty. Remember that the Missouri Lemon Law does not apply to used vehicles. When purchasing from a dealer the Federal Trade Commission requires … Continue reading
Frivolous Arguments
Promoters of frivolous schemes encourage taxpayers to make unreasonable and outlandish claims to avoid paying the taxes they owe. The IRS has a list of frivolous tax arguments that taxpayers should avoid. These arguments are wrong and have been thrown … Continue reading
No unemployment when you don’t show up for work
Missouri has stated that an unemployed worker was correctly denied unemployment benefits when the employee willfully violated the employer’s attendance policy. Transportation is usually considered an employee’s responsibility and repeated failure to show up for work may constitute misconduct by … Continue reading
Relocating your child may require a motion
If you have a child and there is joint physical custody with your ex, both parents are considered the custodial parent and the child’s principal residence is with both parents. In order to modify this custody arrangement, you must file … Continue reading
Challenging Capacity to Sue
Whether a plaintiff is entitled to sue as holder of a note (mortgage) is an issue of capacity. A party’s capacity to sue can only be brought up by a motion by a defendant or in the defendant’s answer. If … Continue reading