Yes, the employer can do this. In an "at will" employment situation, your employer can fire you for any reason, and you can quit for any reason. In...

No, this is not legal. If you agreed to something (tit for tat; early termination letter/fee in exchange for filling out a rental verification...

You have to be careful with this. If you use any marital assets to improve the property or to sell it (e.g. you paid a contractor/broker/lawyer...

I agree. You don't need a lawyer. And if the money doesn't matter to you, sue anyway; what's the most could you lose (as long as he doesn't have...

Yes. Terrible idea in a million different ways. There are several laws that could prohibit this, because a "sexual act" is defined very broadly to...

If you didn't agree that you wanted work done for a particular price, there's no contract. You would not have to pay the $1,500 quoted, but you...

It sounds like you told them the party didn't live there, but that's not true? Am I reading that correctly? Otherwise, how do you know the details...

Sure. Lots of companies do this (think holiday sales). You can hire them under 1) a contract that says 3 months, with a possibility of extension;...

What does your contract say about damages? Anything? Note that most employment in MD is "at will," meaning you can be fired for any reason. But you...

If you signed a lease, you're bound to its terms. There are some ways to get out of the lease, but "I just want to get out of it" is not a reason....