I was terminated after 8 days and I signed a 90 day probation period agreement. Isnt this breaking the contract?

Candidly, it is perfectly legal for an employer to call any period during your employment as a "probation period." It is a non-actionable...

How easy/difficult is it to get the court to allow you to amend a cross-complaint?

You can always amend with leave of court of course. Otherwise, you can amend as a matter of right only once before any answer or responsive...

Preliminary note: To state any cause of action for breach of written contract, a complaint must also set forth the terms of the contract verbatim...

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Update assets to my Living Trust?

To transfer assets such as investments, bank accounts, or stock to your real living trust, you will need to contact the institution and complete...

What are my workplace rights in California?

If you are an at will employee, you may be terminated for any reason absent some contractual arrangement to the contrary and absent discriminatory...

The first step in removing an executor or trustee is a petition filed with the probate court requesting removal. Only someone with an interest in...

Can I use my current employer due to sexual harassment from a co-worker , who I had previous issues with ?

If you have an HR Department, go file a report and make a diary of every discussion as to who was present and when and what was said. From the...

Every employee is entitled to one day of rest in 7. So, an employer cannot require you to work more than six days out of seven. But if the nature...

My employer don't give any breaks nor any place to eat lunch we sit in our vans 8hrs. Plus they say we can't leave until next dr

https://www.avvo.com/legal-guides/ugc/primer-on-california-wages-overtime-pay-and-employee-benefit-laws Please refer to item 4. You also may...

California estate laws-I have a signed last will &testament with 2 witnesses. Does it trump a pour over trust?

A will and a trust are separate legal documents that commonly work together under a unified estate plan. While the will and trust ideally work...