I was charged with stealing $2000 from retail store I work at.

Hire a criminal defense lawyer before talking to anyone else.

Can my landlord charge back rent for my baby who was born 20months ago?

Since there is no local rent control, you would need to look at your lease to see if there is a charge for additional occupants. If the landlord...

What happens when on a medical leave 2 doctors have you off, one says you can return with restrictions and other denies return?

Your employer should probably follow the more restrictive doctor's approach. However, you have options: (i) see if you can get the second doctor...

Should I write again my landlord or just sue? *I sent 1 letter that crossed in mail w/ his, so his reply was before seeing mine.

As a practical matter, you should write another letter laying out the requirements of 1950.5, so you can hopefully avoid suing in small claims. If...

Where can I find a lawyer to sue my employer for FEHA and discrimination violations, I am a state employee with limited funds?

You should try Google, AVVO's search function and the local county bar association. Check their websites and talk to some to see how is a good...

North Hollywood is part of the City of Los Angeles, so you are potentially covered by the Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO). There are exceptions...

How do I find out if the house I live in is registered as a boarding/rooming house?

You would have to ask the LAHD http://lahd.lacity.org/lahdinternet/ Whether or not the RSO applies, you can still sue for breach of the...

Why on earth are tenants in a single family dwelling unit NOT protected by RSO?

The City of Los Angeles Rent Stablization Ordinance (RSO) expressly exempts Single Famly Dwellings. When a SIngle Family Dwelling is used as a...

Yes. Your employer can require you to work at a different location. Transportation is your responsibility. Please note that if you go to your...

When you file a FEHA claim against your employer and give them a right to sue letter do they do an internal investigation?

When you get a right to sue letter, you have up to one year to file a lawsuit or your claim will be forever barred. For your employer's...

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