The people I filed a complaint on at work, were present in the grevience meeting with me. Is this legal?

Unless you have a written contract or a union bargaining unit, there is nothing illegal with having the involved people present to discuss the...

You may have strong procedural defenses to these claims and should get an attorney experienced in credit card debt issues. DO NOT NEGOTIATE A...

Third party consumer reporting agency reported "outdated information"?

Criminal charges are not subject to the 7 year reporting limit applied to credit account collection. Most employers will not hire a felon and...

What can I realistically settle with a collector on a 5 year old debt?

If you wait 2 more years the debt will disappear from your credit reports by action of federal law. The debt will still be subject to collection,...

I 'm currently in a home modification on my home loan can they dishonor this as long as i adhere to all demands on time.

You have not read the modification agreement letter closely enough. During the trial period you must pay on time, but that does NOT entitle you to...

Can my job force me to use the counting back method?

Assuming you have no written employment contract, you are required to perform you duties as instructed as there is no improper/criminal conduct. ...

It is legal for my job to be open 3 days out of the week (8 hrs a day) and pay me as a waitress $2.13?

Are you a waitress? If yes, $2.13/hour is permissible. If you are not a waitress then you need to complain and consult an employment attorney.

Can a Sheriff's Dept. and/or D. A's office be held liable for damages due to improperly identifying a person(s) identity.

Your problem may not be the law enforcement agencies but the credit reporting agencies which report you criminal background. Yes, credit bureaus...

Debts and assets

You need your own attorney. Do not rely on your husband to "handle" the process. You have too much to lose and you don't have a reason to trust...

Terminated without receiving final paycheck. What is my recourse?

You can complain to the Texas Workforce Commission or you file a lawsuit in Justice Court (f/k/s small claims court) to recover the unpaid wages.