Without reviewing the title history documents, no attorney can provide you a definitive answer. However, if title is held by a husband and wife, a...

Your question is a bit ambiguous, but assuming that your lease is now month to month, if you delivered written notice to quit/terminate one month...

Based upon the limited facts stated and assuming that you are a union member, you will need to exhaust the union grievance procedure.

An attorney would need to read your lease to provide a fact based opinion. If so, you would likely need to sue the landlord for breach of lease.

You should find a local consumer protection attorney, so that they can review your documents and advise you as to your options.

Your choices are 1) sue the landlord for breach of the lease, and/or 2) file a complaint with the City of Kansas City's code enforcement office.

You can file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. They have jurisdiction to resolve such disputes.

Based upon the facts stated, you should retain a consumer protection attorney to review the details to 1) see if the letter is fraudulent, and 2)...

An employee who is not paid their wages can 1) file a claim with the US Department of Labor, 2) file a claim with the Missouri Department of Labor,...

You need to make an appointment with an employee rights attorney at your earliest to discuss your rights and options. You should also exhaust any...