She paid you something in advance. What was that payment for? I can appreciate your frustration under the circumstances, but what is your basis for...

You can sue anyone for anything. The better question is, do you have a viable case. If they have failed to pay you even after acknowledging their...

You have not asked a question that can be answered as it is too broad. Without insurance, you won't have an attorney paid for by your insurance...

You are free to ask that people call you something else, but you can’t force anyone to do so.

You are an at-will employee so you can be discharged at anytime and for any reason or even no reason at all. The only thing an employer may not do...

Your employer has no obligation to accommodate your work restrictions. Additionally, your employer only has to preserve your job during the 12...

As you’ve already been told, you need to speak with a real estate attorney about a partition suit.

Mr. Rafter is correct - only your father can take action to pursue the matter. However, it may be possible to get the prosecutor to investigate the...

Assuming that the beneficiary deed was filed with the recorder of deeds, you simply need to file an affidavit of death for the person or persons...

By blocking your number, I take it to mean that they refuse to answer your phone calls directly, forcing you to leave a voicemail. When I say...