Check with the lawyer who was initially involved in the matter. Otherwise you only have to follow the terms on the signed contract. Good luck.

You should consult with an attorney in your state. But it sounds like just keep working and let them fire you if they don't want you there anymore.

Do you have a written contract stating those terms? If so bring it to an attorney in your state for review and advice. Good luck.

He can reduce your pay and you can quit. Unless you are under a written contract which says otherwise. Good luck.

You should repost this in the immigration section of AVVO where I think you may get a better answer. Important issues may be how long you have...

A lawyer in your state would need to review all of the agreements and also ascertain why you didn't sign ALL the documents. Good luck.

As you posted this in contracts and agreements I assume there is a contract or agreement in place? Those terms probably dictate important issues. ...

If you hired a lawyer to draft the document ask the lawyer you hired the question. Sounds like you want to take the lawyers letter and re-use it...

What do the terms of your written contrac say? Do you have a valid contractors license? Hire an attorney in your state. To find an attorney in...

Without the benefit of reading the signed contract you mention that is unknown. What time period for payment was written in the contract? Hire a...