Can I apply for unemployment? I quit my job because I was harrassed by my supervisor for taking too long in the restroom.

When any employee is terminated, they can always file for unemployment and the agency will review the facts and make a decision. You have the right...

I don't know what law or policy they violated, under the limited facts that you have described. The seller's real estate agent represents the...

Following the rules of civil procedure prior to a msj which leads to a trial, do those same procedures apply all over again

Frankly, the best advice I can give you is that you need a quick primer on how the court rules work and how a trial works. I strongly recommend...

Should I hire a lawyer?

If you have doubts about the decision on your entitlement to unemployment, then you need to talk to a local Employment Law attorney who deals with...

Am I doing anything wrong by not giving my mother the cell phone I pay for?

As a minor child, you are legally under the control of your guardian which, if nothing has been filed in court ot change it, means your custodial...

Does the school needs guardian approval before asking a incompetent student questions?

This may sound like civil rights issues, but if I were you I'd be concerned about the criminal law aspects of what is going on. That sounds like...

Please define "resign as cosigner on car loan".

That is what is sounds like to me. But if you had a divorce attorney at the time, you should be asking that attorney to explain it so you can be...

Can I be kicked out of a place if I was never made to sign a lease or pay rent? How many days do I have to get out?

Never having signed a lease or paid rent, you are in reality nothing more than a guest and you can be kicked out by the tenant who has signed the...

Can I take back money from my in laws? do I have any case against them? as I do not have any idea abt where money has been gone?

I could be wrong but I think this was answered before in a differently phrased question. The bottom line is simple. Go talk to a local Probate...

In most states, if the check bounces then you owe them back the money they gave you and maybe more - read your checksmart paperwork for the details...