Your employer is NOT entitled to know the specifics of your medical condition, medications or treatment. You need only supply a medical...

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I employed with ' At will ' company. Im still in maternity for 2 mos now. I have 1 more month then laid me off? Is it legal

Your question provides very little information. If the employer's decision to lay you off was motivated by your pregnancy, then you may have a...

Attorneys do take cases like this on a contingency and an employment attorney should be able to help you evaluate the case prior to the mediation,...

I was denied employment after forgetting to disclose one misdemeanor on my record.

An employer can refuse to hire a person for any reason or no reason, except a prohibited reason like discrimination based upon race, religion,...

Can my boss change/reduce our salaried work schedule weekly, and still maintain we are salaried?

The Division of Labor Standards enforcement has approved the use of reduced work schedules for exemption employees as a means of reducing their...

I am very sorry to hear about your loss, the Department of Consumer Affairs states: Suppose that a tenant who has a tenancy for a specified term...

Are we obligated to pay the full amount of a 3 day Notice to Pay or Quit, when we've already paid the Landlord half to date?

Don't guess. Contact the landlord, confirm the landlord received the first 1/2 of the rent and that only the second 1/2 is still due. Otherwise,...

Can I purchase a property in Nevada and claiming residence and still work in California to avoid the high income tax ?

You need to be honest about your residence for tax purposes. Otherwise you could be liable for negligence penalties or worse. A determination of...

Father in law and bro law both medically disabled . . new landlord wants to raise rent from 300 to 650

This sounds very inappropriate. The landlord is responsible for the maintenance of the building. The landlord cannot unilaterally charge tenants...

Can the landlord raise the rent while you are under contract?!

Even if there is no rent control, the landlord cannot raise the rent unless the lease expressly authorizes it. Without reading the lease, it seems...