I agree with the previous answer. You have legal rights and an attorney in your state can help you with those. Best of luck.

I agree with the previous answer. You are not an employee but a volunteer and therefore you may need a non-legal method of handling this like the...

I agree with the first attorney answer. You should contact a lawyer in your state to have a full reivew of your case. Best of luck.

The answer is maybe depending on the circumstances. Check with an attorney in your state. Most will offer a free consultation and best of luck. ...

You should consult with an attorney in CA who handles pregnancy and FMLA cases. Best of luck going forward.

Yes he can and from what you wrote he should if he believes it to be true. Check with a lawyer in your state and best of luck.

That is why you hired an attorney. That attorney knows your case the best and I would follow the attorney advice or hire a new attorney.

You should consult with an attorney in your state if you really care about the job. Also how does work know about it?

I am not sure of the context of your question. Is this regarding child support and are you in family law court? You really don't give enough...

It could be considered fraud as you are telling the credit card company you are employed (the thought being you will stay employed), when you know...