I agree with the previous answer. Save all your evidence and contact a sexual harassment lawyer in your state at once. Best of luck.

I moved you out of sexual harassment and into employment and labor as I think you will get more answers in that group. Best of luck.

I moved your question out of sexual harasment and into landlord tenant. I think you will get better answers in there. Best of luck to you.

Notarizing just means the person is attesting to the authenticity of the signature (that the person signing did so in front of the notary).

Disregard as it is a scam. Contact the FTC and your local state agency and DO NOT provide any sensetive information ever if unsure. Best of luck.

You should start by contacting your insurance company and letting them know what is taking place. If that doesn't help resolve the matter contact...

I moved your quesiton from contracts to Consumer Protection. I believe you will receive much better answers in that forum. Best of luck.

Not sure what your actual question is as I don't see one. Contact a lawyer in your state to review what you signed and best of luck.

You should contact an employment lawyer in your state who concentrates on union issues and discuss with that lawyer. Best of luck.

I moved your quesiton from contracts to general practice. I believe you will receive much better answers in that forum. Best of luck.