Sort of. Because, absent an employment contract or union agreement, employment is "at-will." If you don't like it you can quit. If he tells you...

Civil lawyer for false accusations of retail theft and all injuries

Assuming the victory you are discussing is in a criminal case for retail theft in which you were found guilty, there are a few problems. First,...

Typically not. Unless the owner of the property has an agreement with the police to enforce traffic laws there, only proper streets and school...

My son is on house arest ,and my landlord is telling me to move,been here for six month's. Why because of his monitoring he got

It is hard to answer this question without more information, but if you have a written lease you need to see under what circumstances the landlord...

Got caught shoplifting at KMart in Chicago, should I pay the fine?

NO! A conviction for theft will make it very difficult for you to find employment and can cause problems in many areas of your life. You need to...

Can I get fired from a non prosecuted disorderly conduct from another state?

Employment is typically considered "at-will, " meaning you can be fired at any time for any reason. It sounds unfair, but the flipside is that you...

How can the judge of Lawrenceville ill keep resetting court dates for a charge of buying a box of sudafederin from a family mem.

The wheels of justice move slowly. The police need to collect the evidence, write reports, get the information to the prosecutors, who then have...

My Bathroom Glass window (in perimeter walls) is crack (not my fault). Should my condo association pay for the repair?

Definitely submit it to your condo association. It is arguably part of the exterior of the building, so unless you broke it by your own...

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Do i need a family law attorney?

Absolutely. Regardless of whether her custody or residency was legally changed with the court, she is established in New Jersey. Extricating her...

Is there a way and/or form to fill out to contest mediation in a visitation/custody case?

The way I understand your question, you are opposed to mediation. Oftentimes local rules require the parties to mediate, especially in family...