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After proper notification of termination of Virginia Association of Realtors Property Management Agreement, can prior property manager continue to collect management fees after new lease agreement is made with tenant by new property manager.

It depends on what the contracts you signed said. Either read them yourself or retain counsel to help you understand them. It's not a bad idea to read them before you sign them, too.

Typically, you would apply for adjustment via a consulate outside of the US. However, if you're in the US and you're still within the allowed stay of the VWP / ESTA, then you can send an application to USCIS while in the country.

It starts with proper service and proof of it. You then have to wait 21 or 28 days, depending on how you served the person.
My question is when will it become law? The law I mean is carry while cpl expired is supposed to be reduced to a civil infraction with this new bill

Who knows. Best thing you can do is contact your senator and representative to push for it to become law. Most often when a bill becomes a law, there is a set date when it becomes law. Actions completed before that date are still subject to the current law. So if that bill became law on Monday, but... Read more »
I currently work for a remote company and I reside in the state of Florida. I have been working for this company for a few months and the only break given was a 20 minute paid break for an 8-hour shift. They now sent out a form to sign stating that we must take a 30-minute unpaid meal break, even... Read more »

Yes. However, if you are required to do any work during this 30-minute break, you must be paid for this time and your employer cannot deduct it.
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