Is this legal to fire me for?

Sounds like a really screwed up situation. WIsconsin is an employment at will state, which means you can quit or you can be fired, for any reason...

Do I stand a chance suing my daughter for a cosigned student loan that she screwed up?

It depends on the exact contract, becuase that's what you signed, a contract. But, in general a "co-signer" agrees to be responsible if the...

I live in Wisconsin and recently been fired for not following operating proceedures.

Unemployment can be denied to you for certain types of on the job "misconduct." However, this is a technical term with very specific meanings that...

Depends on the lease. The lease may very well govern overnight guests and limit them. On the other hand, you have a right to have visitors to...

I live in wisconsin can my landlord let the police in if they have a warrent

In general your landlord can not grant access to your apartment to the police while you are legally living there. Neither can a neighbor who...

Roomate has not payed rent, has no lease in Waukesha, WI

With no written lease, Wisconsin law treats it as a month to month tenancy at will. If the person has been there for at least a month, then either...

I want to know how to find out if a divorce has been filed. Also how to find out if it is final.

You can check on the Wisconsin Circuit Court Computer, CCAP at: http://wcca.wicourts.gov/index.xsl Now, only some types of family cases are...

Depends on whether you are "residents" of Wisconsin, "domiciliaries" or mere visitors. Bottom line is if both of you have lived in Wisconsin for a...

Will auto insurance settlement received before marriage be split in no-fault, marital property state divorce?

Assest brought into the marriage, (as well as inherited money), and NOT COMINGLED with marital assests, remain individual property. So if her...

Can I prevent my ex girlfriend from moving out of state with my son if we have joint custody?

It depends on what the Court ordered. But in general she can not move out of state without permission of the court that handled the case, (and...