Sure you can sue your mom and her company for non-payment of wages. Whether you should sue her is the question you should be asking.

The obligation to mitigate starts from the moment you lose your job.

I will add to Mr. Starke's sound advice. It is legal as long as the manner in which you were treated was not based on certain protected forms of...

Likely a violation of the FLSA. Reach out to an attorney of your choosing.

You have received sound advice. The discussion you are wanting to have is protected under the NLRA, however, you may want to ask yourself if...

I suspect this money is being sought pursuant to some Agreement your wife signed. If so, that Agreement will have to be reviewed in order for you...

You need to speak to an attorney right away. You post raises too many questions that will need to be answered before you can received any...

It is very possible and it will cost you your job or land you a ride to jail.

You refer to a contract. In order to get complete guidance, that contract will have to be reviewed by an attorney. Even with a contract,...

Florida has a whistleblower statute that could provide you some protections but you will want to discuss this with a lawyer to navigate these waters.