Am I entitled to a severance package or anything because I am now being separated from my employer because of no work? Not fair!

I agree with Ms. Young. Florida is an at-will work state meaning that an employee can be terminated for any reason or no reason at any time with...

I really would like to reopen this case ,having so much evedince in all of what he has done

I agree with both attorneys who have stated that you need an attorney to sort through these legal issues. If this is a family law matter, our Firm...

Are you required to provide passwords to your ex-employer?

I agree with Mr. Gunter. If your duties as an employee included you creating, editing and/or managing social media sits while employed with this...

Is this discrimination? Friend pregnancy, high risk, placed on "light duty" at work now employer cut hours.......

Pregnancy accommodation rights in the workplace are covered by the Pregnancy Discrimination Act (PDA), the Family and Medical Leave Act, and the...

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My employer has had us work overtime for the last almost 3 yrs with no raises. They say its voluntary but if enough of us don't

I agree with others who say additional information is required to provide you with an answer. Under the Fair Labor Standards Act, an employer must...

What type of evidence do I need to collect to prove overtime violations at my place of employment?

I agree with others you have suggested that you continue to keep track of your weekly hours. The Fair Labor Standards Act mandates that all...

What would be the approximent cost to change my name back to my maiden name?

I am located at Woodward, Pires & Lombardo in Naples and would be happy to assist you with your name change.

In addition to what others have already said, a person signing a Will must have testamentary capacity to make a Florida Will. In Florida, a “sound...

Tax return in custody case

Unless an exception applies to you, you must file a tax return. If your husband filed a joint return with your information included, you may have...

It is also important to note that no statute of limitations deadline applies where the IRS can establish that a taxpayer has: 1) filed a false or...