Is it legally right for employer to force employee to take longer lunch break because they don't want to pay overtime?

It doesn't make sense that an employer would want an employee to interrupt his/her day with a one and one-half hour lunch break. I've heard of...

Do i need an employment attorney?

Unless you have a written employment contract, your employer may fire you for any reason, except for discrimination based on race, sex/gender,...

Since your boyfriend is already divorced and this is a post-divorce modification/custody proceeding, getting engaged and remarried could reflect...

How to stop children mother from taking kids out of state of Florida back to another state, where she has a PO against me?

Go into the Legal Aid office in your area. Legal Aid lawyers do not make money off of poor people. They are paid a salary to represent poor people....

If your brother is suffering from mental illness which causes him to suffer from delusions and threaten harm to your mother, he needs to be seen by...

It is legal a dealership take away your car without any warning?

Unfortunately, this is very common occurrence. You are sold a vehicle, make a deposit, trade in your old vehicle, and then the dealership pulls out...

I was desperately to get out of a bad, long marriage & mistakenly accepted poverty-level alimony. I have used 1/3 of my savings.

It appears that your entered into a Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) and agreed to a spousal support amount lower than your actual living...

An AL case law impacted my alimony per a FL court. Could the concept of alimony be regarded as public policy

Alabama law is the law governing your alimony award. Without knowing more, I cannot imagine a Florida court applying Florida law and the Florida...

I signed a sales contract on a home and within 24hrs discovered serious ethics, agent duty and obligation to seller, -collusion

You are in a very tough position. If you have already agreed to sell for far less than you should have sold, you may be stuck as to the buyer(s)....

Florida is an "at will" state, which means that an employee may be terminated for any reason at any time without cause. (The exceptions are that an...