Assuming you otherwise meet the eligibility requirements for use of FMLA (length of employment, size of employer, serious health condition, haven't...

Fired for false accusation of stealing from work

NOTE: All of the statements below are general information only based on the brief facts given in the question, and may or not be applicable to your...

Inheritance and medicaid

It depends. Even though your grandmother may never have physically received the money, she may still have legally inherited it. Most wills...

Can someone with durable POA get money out of a living trust set up for a grandmother, who is now incompetent?

A durable power of attorney does not automatically designate the power to perform duties of the individual as a trustee. You will need to look at...

My husband had stroke and gave noone power of att. we sent for the paper work but he never got around to signing it what c

If your husband is still able to understand what the power of attorney is and the significance of signing the document, then he can sign the power...

I live in Texas and am the primary conservator for my twins..Is there a way to determine who the kids live with if i die??

Unless the mother's parental rights have been terminated, she would be the presumptive first choice for custody if you die. However, a person you...

FMLA violation by employer?

Based on what you wrote, I wouldn't worry too much about this. The relevant date for FMLA purposes is when you began employment, and that can be...

My Texas employer promised to terminate staff who did not sign an agreement to allow the company to garnish wages at will.

This is one of those questions that seems like it should have an easy answer - but it doesn't. At least, not without seeing the exact document...

Labor code attn texs

The Texas Payday Law requires an employee who quits their employment to be paid their final paycheck no later than the next regular payday after...

A court can not order a power of attorney. If the situation is that a person is not competent to manage their own affairs and someone else needs...