if you can hire a lawyer to negotiate or represent you in court, you should.

You've been charged with a crime, so stop talking about it. Ask questions of your lawyer, but don't talk about it to anybody else. Nobody.

The officer is not required to ask if you have any questions after he gives you a ticket.

Without reading the contract, it's impossible to know whether the contract is enforceable BUT assuming it is, the answer is yes.

You should talk to the payroll folks in HR.

Wrong. Once you are pulled over, anything can give the officer probable cause to search. Fix your tints or you are going to be without a car...

No, he can't, but when you have a verbal lease with a lunatic, this is what you get. The question is why you are still there. My advice is to move,...

You have to be able to serve the lawsuit on the party that you are suing, and sue that party in the correct court and in the correct place. I dont...

Because the entirety of the legislative and executive branches can get away with doing whatever they like because federal courts let them and...

I moved your question from Debt Settlement to Employment. You have a set of facts that makes it impossible to give you any sort of definitive...