As of September 2011; can more than one felony be expunged in Michigan.

According to MCL 780.621, "a person who is convicted of not more than 1 offense may file an application with the convicting court for the entry of...

As a live-in nanny you are considered a live-in domestic service worker. Live-in domestic works are required to be paid minimum wage, but are only...

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By law, is it required that families who hire LIVE IN nannies pay them at least minimum wage?

As a live-in nanny you are considered a live-in domestic service worker. Live-in domestic works are required to be paid minimum wage, but are only...

I was wondering if my mother can take my daughter away from me?

The only way your mother could try to get your daughter taken away from you would be to file an abuse/neglect complaint with Child Protective...

I'm Personal Representative of my father's estate - what do I do now?

The probate section on the SBM website has some valuable resources, so does ICLE, the SCAO website, the Michigan Legislature website, and your...

Can my kids come home if they want to????

You have asked numerous questions on this forum that are beyond the scope of what any attorney can briefly answer online. You need to meet with an...

For my serving job my availabilty is only for Fri. Sat. & Sun. They scheduled me for Monday & said I HAVE to work. Is this legal

In Michigan, all employment is considered at-will unless you have an employment contract or collective bargaining agreement that states otherwise....

When I enter in a consent agreement with the city under nuisance ordinance does it matter where the judge signed it?

No, it does not matter whether the Judge signed it in the courtroom or in chambers.

Im 14 can i petition the court

If your mother's rights were voluntarily or involuntarily terminated by in a child abuse and neglect proceeding, then the answer is no. However, if...

Can I have the lawyer that is handling my case notarize my letters?

It depends. Not all attorneys are notaries. You should discuss this with your lawyer.