My boss changed her operating hours to benefit her budget, but left me out of work for over a month, can I file unemployment?

My understanding is that any change in an employee's hours that causes a significant hardship could be grounds to collect unemployment providing...

State of Georgia Civil Domestic Case - Steps to take if in Final Order Judge made $4400.00 calculation error, contempt hearing

You need to move very quickly. Usually a motion to reconsider must be filed within 10 days of signature, but if you had the hearing recorded...

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I am currently separated from my husband but we still live in the same house. My questions is regarding property

I could not say it any better than Mr. Merriweather did in his post. Your facts present more possibilities than conclusive outcomes. You are...

What happens to inmate for failure to appears from a case that is closed?

The cases cannot be closed and open simultaneously. Whether or not they are truly "closed" is irrelevant at this point because the only record...

I received a citation for failure to yield exiting R'Way.

Please do not ever admit to the facts on a public blog. There are many reasons a case can be dismissed against you but if you go around admitting...

I could not agree more with my colleagues. This question is very technical in nature and procedurally driven and it also turns on the specific...

What do I need to file on my own to ask for an extension for a tpo case coming up?

TPO's by definition are TEMPORARY relief generally granted to a petitioner "ex-parte" or in absence of teh other party, namely the respondent or...

Depending on the case, yes, but that is very narrow, such as Dispossessory. But, most other cases, not in federal court, require personal service...

If the victim wants to cancel/drop the no contact order put in place by a judge, how is that done?

The Judge is the final arbiter of whether the Order is changed, but the Court will likely not change the order without input from the Prosecutor. ...

I raised our son for 17 years with out any court support order thur the divorce. in the last year mother wants support?

If there was no Court Order modifying the original decree, then you are not required to pay her support.