Assuming all you did was take off with your boyfiend, and that you didn't have anything to do with the drugs, then it's unlikely that you would be...

The prosecutor can always add additional charges, or modify the charges already filed when he gets additional evidence to support the new charges.

If you actually WORKED during the time that was taken from you, your employer CANNOT legally refuse to pay you for that time. I'm assuming, based...

First, you have to understand that YOU cannot "press charges" against anyone. The prosecutor of the judicial circuit (usually, the county) in...

At this point, the first thing you need to do is hire a lawyer to defend you against the lawsuit. Then listen to the lawyer's advice about what to...

If your employer isn't enforcing its own rules, then you can't enforce those rules yourself. The ONLY way you could do something is if your...

To elaborate on what Mr. Wilson says, it depends on what you are reporting. If it is something you believe constitutes discrimination because of...

Legally speaking, sexual harassment is a type of sex discrimination. It can be either "quid pro quo" sexual harassment or "hostile work...

If your "soon to be ex-husband" ("STBEH") continues to stalk and threaten you, the first thing you have to do is cann the police -- EVERY...

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You have been charged with a CRIME!! You need to follow these three important rules: 1. SHUT UP!!!! Stop making possibly self-incriminating...