How should I progress from this point on? The cops and my landlord are doing nothing to help!

It sounds like you have two separate issues. The first being the issue with your car. Regrettably, unless someone actually saw them damage your...

Can i sue landlord

You can always file a lawsuit. It is your right. The better question is whether filing a lawsuit is worth the time, energy, and money that it is...

Does my husband have a wrongful termination case?

Determining whether your husband has a case or not is best done by speaking with an employment attorney. There are simply too much additional...

How long does a person have to sue for wrongful termination

I would strongly recommend that you contact an employment attorney. Most employment attorneys work on a contingent basis and provide free initial...

How can I file for wrongful termination?

There are a number of facts and issues that have to be discussed in order to determine whether you have a viable claim. I would strongly recommend...

My employer stated that they received a garnishment notice from CA State. BUT how do I find out WHY & WHAT it's for exactly?

I would ask your employer for a copy of the notice. The notice should identify the case name, case number, and courthouse. From there you can go...

I was injured on the job because my employer failed to correct a well-documented safety issue. Can I sue my employer?

No, you can not sue your employer. Your exclusive remedy is through workers compensation.

I want to know if my taxes can be recovered since it wasn't me who was on unemployment

How much is involved? How old is your claim? Do you know who was on unemployment that caused the mixup?

I would strongly recommend that you contact an employment attorney, but I suggest you strongly consider how much you value your job and work...

I have a tenant who lied about employment. He's stealing from other tenants and me. what can I do? He was hovering at desk las

You need to get yourself out of that situation. One solution is to try and get him leave, the other is for you to leave. In either event, I...