Can I sue my employer?

You'll need to see about filing a workers' compensation claim. You should consult with an attorney to make sure it's filed properly.

In New York State what is the amount of time by law an employer is required to give you as a meal period ?

Generally speaking, 60 minutes for factory workers, 30 minutes for everyone else. The NYS Department of Labor's guidelines on mandatory mealtimes...

I have discovered someone has been embezzling from non profit 501c3. What do I need to do?

You should consult with an attorney in your area who handles nonprofit matters. Nonprofits are frequently subject to greater regulation by the...

ITIN AND SOCIAL SECURITY

No. You weren't entitled to those credits because of your status during those years and, generally speaking, a change in status is not retroactive...

What would be the tax withholding for an employment lawsuit litigation settlement payment (check)?

It will be treated as wages subject to withholding. Your prior employer should withhold income and payroll taxes from the settlement and provide...

A foreclosure is asking to be filed in rem judgement, the irs has a tax lien on my property .

Your question is confusing. However, you appear to be asking what happens if the mortgage company successfully forecloses on the property and the...

Am I liable for a corporate debt that I signed for on behalf of my Employer?

I would recommend you speak with an attorney in your area who can review the invoice in detail - provided you've got a copy - and can consider...

Successor trustee to Single Living Trust. Revocable or irrevocable?

In general, the trust should have become irrevocable upon the grantor/trustee's death. I would recommend you speak with a probate attorney who can...

If the deed is as joint tenants with rights of survivorship, then the house will automatically pass to the girl friend and will not become part of...

It's serious inasmuch as it's a misdemeanor, which is a crime, not a violation. You need to retain a criminal defense attorney who can represent...