What can I do if I don't get a raise I was contractually promised?

You'll need to take your contract to an attorney, preferably one whose practice includes general contract law and labor law. Many offer free...

Is a $100 fee to SIGN a year lease, legal? Been here for 5 yrs, this is a new fee suddenly sprung on us tennents.

While I understand your frustration, leases commonly include 'admin' or other fees like this. A lease is a flexible contract like any other. Most...

What does this mean for me/him

We'd like to help, but it's unclear what exactly you're asking. If one of you files for divorce, all of this will be relevant to the court when it...

I want to move out of my lease because my boyfriend and i broke up but my lease is still going, will it ruin my credit?

If your ex boyfriend agrees to be solely responsible for the lease, you may be able to move out. It's less likely though that the management...

Can I sue my ex husband for taking advantage of my financial savings?

The answer, unfortunately, is *probably* not. I still encourage you to discuss this in a more detailed consultation with an attorney, but the...

Consequences for out of state relocation

There's a lot going on here and my initial impression is that you should consult with an experienced attorney at your earliest convenience. I'll...

While I agree that sounds unreasonable, I'd echo my colleague's opinion that attorney's fees are entirely discretionary. Perhaps...

I am about to file for divorce. How can i keep my sons mom from holding my son from me once i file?

My colleague is correct. You'll need to request temporary orders to establish an interim parenting schedule in order to create enforceable...

How would the division of two cars in a community property state be if both cars titled in wife & wife’s father’s name only

Generally speaking, title doesn't determine property status. Because both vehicles were obtained during the marriage, they are presumptively...

Am I responsible for my ex wife's water bill if she put me on her account as a user?

Legally, you're probably responsible based on what you've provided. But perhaps there's something in your divorce decree that would indemnify you...