Does an employee have to pay for broken equipment?
Generally, if you are an employee and not an independent contractor, it is unlawful for your employer to deduct or withhold from your paycheck any...
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Generally, if you are an employee and not an independent contractor, it is unlawful for your employer to deduct or withhold from your paycheck any...
I agree with my colleagues. There is no "minimum number of hours" that the California Labor Code mandates. Your employer may give you zero or one...
I agree with my colleagues that there is not enough information for any competent advice on this specific matter. Likewise, it is normally the...
Get an attorney. Why would you sign something you don't feel safe signing? Furthermore, if there is an attorney on the opposing side, is the...
If I understand your questions properly you are making 2 representations. 1) you are on title and so is your mother as joint tenants. 2) You also...
An original is best, a duplicate is just as good, or a copy is good when neither of the others are available. However, it might be possible to...
Where there is no named beneficiary, the 401k assets or any assets will go through the statutory intestate succession. All that means is spouse,...
Yes. However, an "estate plan" is a generic term and your question specifically has to do with real property (which is usually the largest asset...
I agree with my colleague Mr. Pedersen. As a small business owner myself, I can appreciate the constant calculation that happens when it comes to...
Your situation is complicated by the fact that your ex-employer was in Michigan. Although California labor laws should apply, they may try to make...