Does filing for bankruptcy deny my application for unemployment benefits?

Filing bankruptcy does not prevent you from receiving unemployment benefits.

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Am I able to scan all my documents to a flash drive and would those copies hold up in court or would I have to keep originals?

You don't need to keep the originals. A scanned copy will suffice for audits. Just make sure the copies are clear, and you have both the front and...

Can an original order be changed and switched out without any record of that change having been made? If not, is that criminal?

Removing an order from a Court file and modifying a Court file without Court approval is a criminal offense. However, original files are monitored...

Terminated from work. Not understanding. Am one of there best, am so confused. Please help. Don't know what to do.

Unfortunately, unless you have an employment contract, all employment is "at will" which means that you can be fired for any reason at any time....

What can I do to be able to talk to my sister?

Unfortunately, there is no legal rights to visitation between siblings. If your grandmother is the legal guardian over your sister, your...

Was the landlord supposed to warn that not paid March? What options if get 3 day or vacate notice? Do they have more than 3 days

The landlord is not required to warn that you are behind before serving you with a 3-day notice to quit. If the landlord serves you with a 3-day...

First, you should talk with your neighbor and request that the drain pipe be removed or redirected so that the excess doesn't drain into your...

What can I do about this since it happened in 2014?

I recommend that you consult with a personal injury attorney, who can help you get paid from the driver and the insurance company.

How to handle reverse mortgage so father can live in a care facility?

An elder law attorney can help guide you on the best solution on how to pay for your father's care, including getting him qualified for Medi-Cal. ...

If the will states everything vs those items specifically itemized in the will, then yes, after-acquired property is also subject to the will's...