I am being sued because my dad put my name in his company, what can I do?
831978
If you were listed as an officer or director of the company "in name only", I doubt you have any personal liability as you had no responsibilities, authority or duties and you were not being compensated.  You made no decisions, signed no contracts, did not file or sign any tax returns, etc.  It should be fairly easy to have yourself removed as a defendant.\n\nYou may have also been served because you are listed as the registered agent.\n\nIt really has nothing to do with fraud.  You had the ability to "resign" and remove your name at any time by filing the appropriate paperwork with the division of corporations for your state.  If you suspected that you were an officer of a corporation against your will, you could have done a search and found out for certain.
540065
Well, first you would have to ask him to stop or complain to his supervisor. In order to sue, you would first have to present your complaint to the EOE, and they would investigate and tell you if you can sue or not. Generally, the company has to be given the opportunity to correct the problem first. Tell him to please not call you "yummy nuts" (which I think is funny as hell). If he persists, then you will have a case.
1085086
if the names are the same, you will see inc., ltd, etc. simular spelling is allowed as it sounds the same, but spelled differantly. just as in computer talk, u is you. sounds the same, but spelled differant. in our state there are two orphanages. one is the childrens home, the other is the chilrens house. if the state of corporations in your state says the name is taken, ask to speak to a supervisor as that the spelling is differant. if not and you use it, you could and will get sued and costs to change to another name is alot. if you get a small office attorney for a small fee to research it and if they tell you its ok, then the liablity lies with the attorney if something comes up. many attorneys have a price of 150.00 to inc. and it includes everything. by inc., you protect yourself and your assests. as a owner, you can lose everything, but as a corporation, you can dump it and your personal is protected. plus you can be everything under a corp. ceo, sec., tres, etc.
663410
Take your loss adn move on. Whatever your suing for will cost you more money in small claims court than you can get out of a company that went bankrupt. sorry
1009910
Look for a civil suit attorney.  They deal with contracts, small claims, etc...
1080923
Well, your gonna need his name at the very least. Is your mother helping you in this area? Get in touch with her and take it from there. And make sure she understands that you have the right to know about your father.
542995
You MUST mention it to your superiors, otherwise you could be considered an accomplice or willingly trying to cover for your husband. They will need to ask the company's attorney how to proceed but I believe it should go something like this. The Company will send an official letter to the customer appoligizing for the infraction, and a new contract/purchase order or whatever form that needs to be signed with his actual signature. That's it, no fuss no muss.
1058968
You would have to file a lawsuit seeking an injunction against him, though it is unlikely that you would succeed, because your rights are no more important than his in this case. I would definitely speak to a lawyer.
829226
Sue your Partner make him help you. take the tennant to court and get your money
907164
He has no leg to stand on.  You are in no way shape or form infringing upon his trademark by using it as an online account name.    It would be a whole different story if you were selling or advertising goods or services with that name, but you have nothing to worry about in this sense.  Tell him to hit the road and read up on trademark laws if he gives you any more trouble.
214410
What exactly would you be suing them for?  Kindly remind them that this issue has already been dealt with.  Unless they are harassing you about this, don't waste your time trying to take them to court.
1172237
You may sue either or both, sue the one nearest you. If he want to redeem any money from the loss of his suit with you he will have to sue his partner. You may add the company to the suit if you like.\n\nTake any and all items you need to prove your claim, to include any person you want to testify in your behalf.\n\nIf you win the case, you must then find a way to collect your money i if he refuse to pay or don't have the funds to pay you. \n\nThere are companies that will do the collection for you for a percentage of the total debt.\n\nYou can also garnish his wages if he has a job or you may place a lien against his home if he has a home.\n\nI hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.\n\n"FIGHT ON"
807302
Your mother may have a claim against your father, but you do not. It is a sad thing that your father did not support you, but you have no right to collect from him now that you are an adult!!
1059626
well i am really sorry for your father...\njust let go.. of it.. and pray for him.. is all u can do..\nlife goes on... and remember.. a job is a job.. don't bring ur job at home. nor the isues..\nu've been fired.. u'll find something else...\nwhen u work for a boss.. he'll fire u. not because of ur fault.. but because the business is not doing well,a nd he needs to get rid of people.. \nanyway,..  whipe everything and start over...\nu'll find another job.. and search for something u LIKE.. \n;)
694650
sue him, and if he takes the business away don´t worry his wife will f**k it up in no time just make sure you get something out of it for your trouble
380972
Go to the courthouse where the suit took place.  But, someone besides the lawyer should have the details.  Do you have a guardian?  Ask them.
579885
Ask for a manager next time. Explain the situation and tell them you do not want your number called again.  If they persist you will file claims of harrassment against the individuals and their company.  Remind them that your daughter is her own legal guardian. (if this is not true, then they entered into a contract with a minor and you may have some liability here.