When do you receive your last pay check from being terminated?

If an employee quits and gives their employer at least seventy-two (72) hours notice, the employer must pay the employee all wages due at the time...

Can I not be hired for a certain position

If you are an at-will employee (one without contractual arrangements providing otherwise), your employer or manager may assign you to any position...

What should I do about a possible work contract with a non-compete even though I am an independent contractor?

Non-Competes in CA, as opposed to Proprietary Rights Agreements, do not apply to employees or independent contractors in most instances. I would...

Once a probate guardianship has been established for at least two years, the Probate Code authorizes the termination of parental rights if certain...

Would this also apply with a conservatorship. Conservatorship is filed with AZ courts, the property is located in CA?

Where no Trust exists, a personal representative or executor would file an ancillary probate in the State where the assets are located. A...

In California, is a trust beneficiary required to give disinherited children a copy of the trust when they ask?

All beneficiaries and all heirs (an heir is someone who would inherit if the decedent did not have an estate plan) regardless of whether they are a...

Employee sick pay applies to any employee who works in California for 30 or more days within a year from commencement of employment , including...

Do I have a claim ?

You should consult an employment/labor lawyer as well as a workers compensation attorney so your claims can be objectively evaluated. There may be...

The FMLA (Family Medical Leave Act) and CFRA (California Family Rights Act) both have eligibility requirements. An employee must: (1) have been...

My mother passed and I was left executor with her will. The will is not notarized however she does have two witnesses.

Typically Wills do not require a notary--only witnesses and Testator's signature. However, if confused from a reading of the terms of the Will at...