What are my rights?

Unless you are a union member with a collective bargaining agreement they can assign you whatever hours they want. However, if the hours are so...

I had judgment as of 2/2000.now i just recd letter from lawyer wanting to collect .got it 08/2016.can they start to enforce now

Yes they can , as already noted here. There are many options to dealing with a claim like this, esp one so old. Consult with a consumer attorney soon.

What would be acceptable relief to ask a court for in a private nuisance case?

Based on what you posted, I don't see this as a small claims court matter. A Court can only order monetary compensation for damages, which would...

Am I eligible for disability

Despite all of your medical conditions, you're not going to qualify for disability benefits if you are still working and/or able to work. If the...

How much severance pay can I expect and how can I negotiate it and I entitled to be paid for compensation time that I never used

Unless you have some sort of employment contract or are a member of a union with a collective bargaining agreement provision providing for...

How do I go about beginning a claim for disability? will this look badly for me as physical custodian of my child?

If your employer has disability coverage for you you may wish to apply for it. Most policies will have a standard that you cannot work at your...

How do you handle debt that is owed by a deceased person?

Unfortunately, debts of the decedent continue after death. Beneficiaries or heirs are not personally responsible for such debts. However if an...

Do the hotel have any responsibility in keep the items that are in the lost and found?

The law calls the possession by the hotel of your lost bag an uncompensated bailment. They have a duty of reasonable care but are not an insurer of...

There is no universal or generic database of employment. Creditors will have to do a search or serve information subpoenas on you or anyone else...

How do I collect a legal debt that is too large for small claims court?

If the debtor lives or does business within the jurisdiction of a city court you may sue them for up to $15,000. Other than that, you will have to...