Do I contact the DA or a specific type of lawyer to sue my employer?

If you wish to investigate your claims against your employer, you need to hire a lawyer -- the DA will not help you do that. If you are worried...

Mom in CA and dad died. Mom inherited dads portion of his parents home in OH. Does she need to pay tax on that?

There is no inheritance tax in California. Unless the estate was over $5 million, there is no federal estate tax -- which would be paid by the...

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I had a verbal business partnership....the partner died . I am continuing what I do with a whole new business.

A verbal partnership agreement is valid, and unless the parties have agreed otherwise, ended upon the death of the partner. It is not possible...

Imperial County Assessor make a mistakes! Can I contest their mistake because the tax was big for me as pension retiree. ?

Without reviewing the paperwork, it is impossible to advise you. The following link is to information by the California Board of Equalization...

Do i have a case if I was accused of stealing, when it was actually a miss understanding?

I see no basis for any type of claim against your employer, based on the facts you present.

Being sued, credit card lawsuit, limited case. Just got plaintiff's request for admissions.

The controlling statute for how to answer RFA's is CCP § 2033.220. There is a type of response allowing a denial based on insufficient...

FEDEX DID NOT DELIVER MY PACKAGE, CAN ANYTHING BE DONE ABOUT IT?

If you paid by credit card, you could contact your credit card company to see if they will assist you. I assume you have strictly followed all...

Should I pursue legal help?

No attorney can advise you without reviewing all the relevant documents, interviewing you, and perhaps conducting a follow-up investigation. The...

Yes, it is a motion for non-suit. The defendant is essentially claiming that the plaintiff has failed to present evidence as to one or more...

Plaintiff, in a unlimited civil lawsuit, has no material facts against Def. Can Def. file Interrogatories and Req. for Admission

Unless there is some sort of stay in place (i.e., the discovery cutoff has passed), then the defendant can serve discovery, including...

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