How can my employer lay me off for,lack,of,work when there is no lack of work?
In an employment at will state such as Georgia, an employer can terminate your employment for any reason, including an incorrect reason, or no...
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In an employment at will state such as Georgia, an employer can terminate your employment for any reason, including an incorrect reason, or no...
I agree with Mr. Meisenholder. The literal answer to your question is "yes". Anyone can file suit for any reason. The better question to ask will...
You can check with Georgia Legal Services, but generally, there are not legal aid attorneys available for divorce cases. Otherwise, as Mr....
An employer CAN make continued employment contingent on signing a non-compete agreement. Whether or not that agreement is actually valid and...
Your question is not clear. Has there been any adverse employment action taken against you? Have you been treated differently form others based...
i agree with Mr. Cohen. It is impossible to predict how a court would rule. You may have a viable retaliation claim if a decision maker for your...
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There is no such thing as legal separation in Georgia. A party can file a petition for separate maintenance which, if granted, essentially does...
I agree with Mr. Ashman. Assuming this is a divorce, you don't have to be married for a certain number of years in order to claim an equitable...
It appears you have asked the same question twice. See my answer to your other posting.
You can sue anyone for anything, but you have to ask yourself if you are likely to recover from it. What cause of action would you sue under and...