I agree with the other answers. Sounds like a scam. Try and get your money back ASAP and best of luck to youl.

You should talk with a lawyer in your area. Perhaps one avenue of approach would be that the dealership acted in bad faith allowed her to sign...

WIithout knowing the context your question makes no sense and therefore a good answer can't be provided.

I moved your question from employment and labor to immigration. You should get better responses in that foum. Best of luck.

It is always impossible to determine how a Judge will rule. Show up prepared is the best you can do and best of luck.

I don't believe they are discriminating against you but rather just trying to run a business. Perhaps you could find a job with more flexible...

You should contact a lawyer in your state. Perhaps a letter from the lawyer could move things along and be cost affective. Best of luck.

YOu should take all of your paperwork and signed contracts to a lawyer in your area for a full review and determination. Best of luck.

You can contact the Secretary of State in your state for starters. Also contact a lawyer in your area. Best of luck.

YOu could call a "general practice" attorney in your area or one who concentrates of contracts and agreements. Best of luck.