Any employment lawyer in your state should be able to help you..........you can find one on this website or Google.

They can require it and you can find another job if you don't like their terms of employment...............

I agree with the previous answer. There is an attorney-client relationship and the attorney works for her not you-regardless of who made the payment.

Why did you close? You shouldn't have closed until you got a check for $5,000................................

Depends on the title as stated above. You can only sell something that you own, if it is co-owned both owners needs to be involved in the sale.

You should have read the agreement and thought about it before signing it. There is a reason people sign contracts, it is so both parties are...

You need to take the contract to a lawyer in your state for review and advice. That isn't something you can get answered in here.

The contract is between either two or more people--all those who signed it. Those are the people you would go after in court.

Call and speak with an attorney like myself who handles cases before the IHRC......if you have a case, let the attorney take it to trial and hold...

Just find a new lawn care person--the alternative is an expensive and time consuming legal battle over cutting your lawn--really?????