The short answer is NO. You have to be available for work to collect unemployment. Best of luck to you.

It is frustrating but for such a minor issue do you want to make a big deal out of it. If so contact a lawyer in your state and best of luck.

You should contact a lawyer in your state and seek out his/her opinion on the matter. Best of luck to you.

You should contact and consult with an attorney in your state for advice. Best of luck to you going forward.

The whole purpose of co-signing is so that you will be on the hook if the primary signer does not pay. HELLO......see previous answers.

It is a strictly civil question and you should contact an attorney in your state. For this type of case you will most likely pay by the hour and...

Have a Consumer Protection attorney in your state to review your paperwork to see if there is a legitimate explanation for what you see as a...

I agree with the previous answer. Contact a lawyer in NC and bring the agreement with you for review. Best of luck.

Contact a lawyer in your state and bring the signed agreement with the storage company. Best of luck.

You can always decline to do business with these people. Check them out with the BBB and best of luck.