Can I break my lease?

You should bring the lease to an attorney and consult with that attorney. It sure sounds like something odd is going on, but more info is needed...

My employer forced me to sign a separation agreement with no benefits ?

As the other attorneys who have responded thus far suggested, you should talk with an attorney and run the agreement by that attorney. In the...

Can my employer fire me for providing doctors note for surgery?

Neil gave a great answer. You should consult with an attorney, and also take a look for the company's formal written process for requesting time...

2 years later and no hearing yet with the CA labor and wage commission? Is this normal or is time to seek legal representation ?

Kristina makes good points. In your situation, a lawyer may be able to get further with the DLSE office than you. You might be able to hire them...

If I am given a 45 day ultimatum to vacate a week to week lease a small business? May I leave before and not pay remaining days?

More info is needed, and it is best to retain an attorney so you can show the attorney the paperwork, emails, and text messages that are involved...

Landlord will not return my last months rent of $2000 paid twice. What are my rights and how do I recoup that money?

Hopefully you also have a written lease signed by you and the landlord. If so, to a large degree you and the landlord's duties and rights will be...

Can the state take my settlement?

This is both a government benefits (social security, MediCal) and a personal injury type question. The other attorneys gave good advice. You...

Between the title of your question and the question itself, it is hard to tell what you are asking. Home Owners Association Board of Director...

Don't know what do to about my job?

You should consult with an attorney about these circumstances. Your employer should be paying you at least minimum wage, and should be timely...

What does it mean when the court certifies the election or vote on the new board of directors of a HOA?

I think maybe more info is needed here. Generally, a neutral party as defined by state law and typically chosen by the HOA's governing documents...