Is there a statute of limitations to file a wrongful termination lawsuit against an employer in California? If so, how long?

There is no standard statute of limitations for wrongful termination claims per se in California. Rather, the statute of limitations varies...

I am addressing Orange County Superior Court as your location is listed as "Orange." I agree with what has been referenced. Generally, an Ex...

How can an employee legally pursue an employer for harrassment and retailion while still employed?

Please choose a lawyer from this site and seek a consultation to discuss the specifics of your situation. Perhaps a free phone consultation to get...

Under California Probate Code Section 16061.7, as a Trustee, you are required to provide all beneficiaries of the Trust and all of Mom’s heirs with...

Since the IRS considers the assets of a revocable trust to be your property, for tax purposes, the IRS and other creditors can reach these assets...

What do I do now that my father has died, with no will? Do my sister and I inherit his estate or does his new wife?

Terms of grandparents' trust dictate, unless there are annuities or insurance policies for example, which lie outside the terms of the trust and...

From the facts as you have described them, it appears that you have an implied contract that has "followed" from the original contract terms (terms...

Can my employer in California force me to wear a dress uniform when males wear shorts?

Generally, employers are free to require employees to dress in a particular way, including wearing a uniform, as long as those requirements aren't...

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amendment: What do I need to do to add a name to my trust as a co trustee or as the trustee if my son Todd wants to step down?

You have really answered your own question. See a lawyer and complete an amendment to your trust document and have the provision(s) regarding...

Hi, I want to put my home into irrevocable trust,but still have a morgage.

Unlike a revocable trust, a grantor relinquishes control over property that she transfers to an irrevocable trust, and the grantor cannot be the...