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My husband was recently fired from his position. We suspect that there might have been some discrimination involved.
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Answered on June 11, 2012
You'll need more details. I'm not entirely in agreement wit the tone of the previous responder: Although you do have to show that the...
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My employer was trying to make me fill out a family medical leave form I didnt do it because I didn,t need no time off work but
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Did they forge your signature?
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I worked at a nursing home for four days and they didn't pay me for those days. I have been calling them and get the run around
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Answered on June 11, 2012
Call your state attorney general's wage division.
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Work interferance with caring for a child
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Answered on June 11, 2012
If by "care for" you mean "provide normal ordinary childcare," then the answer is usually no. however, you have medical rights under the FMLA and...
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Are legal settlements in employment cases taxable?
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Answered on June 11, 2012
That is actually a fairly complex answer. You should consult with a CPA, or with the attorney who was involved in the settlement.
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Are you familiar with Shalimar Divorce International? I am seeking a unilateral divorce. No marital assets or children involved.
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Answered on June 11, 2012
I Googled them. They appear to be a scam.
Who is responsible to maintain private road with right of way access?
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Answered on June 11, 2012
Start by reading the document under which you obtained the rights.
In most cases, easements do not create obligations on the owner of the...
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Can a false charge leading to discipline to an employee by an employer constitute an materially adverse condition?
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Answered on June 11, 2012
Yes, it can in theory.
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Can i sue my school for lack of education and for them being under review for fraud?
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Answered on June 11, 2012
You might have a case, but it would be very dependent on details. You would need to speak to an attorney to get more information.
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My daughter agrees that it is best that I take back the property she purchased from me 15 yrs ago.
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Answered on June 10, 2012
You can theoretically do it yourself, but it is a bad idea. I routinely have to fix "bad deeds" from do-it-yourself folks.
Your property is...
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