Employer is with holding last paycheck. What do in this matter?
I think you posted before...? It sounds like your employer may have constructively discharged you--the demand for return of your key is a good...
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I think you posted before...? It sounds like your employer may have constructively discharged you--the demand for return of your key is a good...
Can you rewrite the question? It really isn't clear what you are asking. Generally speaking (but not always!) a contract can be modified by...
First of all, you should know that pro se parties (people without an attorney) often lose. The fact that you can't answer basic information like...
If your ex is violating a court order, you can bring an action for contempt to enforce the order. If your ex is claiming that the order is...
No. Acting like a jerk is not generally illegal. Lying about your name/age/profession/income is also not generally illegal. And breaking up with...
It really sounds like you need to hire an attorney ASAP. The situation you describe is too complex to address on AVVO.
Your son's share of the house is an asset he owns. If there is a divorce then that will be a countable asset. Whether you need a prenup to...
Well, obviously you should start by turning it off. But yes: In theory, text messages can be admissible evidence (especially in small claims...
I'm not entirely sure what happened and I don't think anyone can accurately comment on it without reading what you signed.
You may be able to file for unemployment. An employer cannot keep you on indefinite unpaid leave in a situation like this (where the fault was not...