Can an employer compensate an employee from taking money from another employees pay?

The issue is one answered by contract law, and the policies and mutual, reasonable expectations of the parties will likely determine the answer....

Purchased low mileage used car with no warranty. 9 months later I need a new engine. What are my legal rights?

Most used car Litigation will involve some misrepresentation of fact by the dealer. If the dealer was not aware of a problem with the engine, then...

Can an employer not pay you for the hours worked until a future pay stub?

A Wisconsin employer must pay an employee for hours worked within 30 days of the date you performed the work. So you must be paid by October 1st...

Are creditors allowed to repossess your car after making payments?

The Wisconsin Consumer Act has very specific requirements a creditor and repo agent must follow before repossessing. There must be written notice...

Is there recourse to the selling dealership for failing to inform us of a previous accident?

You may have claims under Wisconsin's consumer protection laws. I recommend that you sit down with a Wisconsin licensed attorney that handles...

Can I sue if I only had car for year and took in for three repairs.

Wisconsin's lemon law applies only to new cars within the manufacturer's warranty period. And it requires 4 or more failed attempts to repair the...

Judgement approved after statue of limitation has passed.

Your step father needs to file a motion to vacate the judgment for the reasons you mention. If there is no legal basis for the underlying judgment,...

The Wisconsin Consumer Act and its implementing regulations do have protections and remedies for unlawful collection efforts. If the efforts to...

Is it legal for my employer to require me to go to the hospital unnecessarily for my epilepsy?

Both you and the employer have some rights and responsibilities to each other in these situations. When your ability to be fully successful...

Does the law firm have the right to not send me or the court notification that debt has been satisfied?

You cannot remove the garnishment and underlying judgment from the "court history," that is the record in the clerk's office. However, you can...