If I ask for personal time off from work for a month to deal with my childs case, Can my employer ask me to quit or fire me?

Potentially they can. This depends on why you need to take time off, and if you are covered by FMLA or your state's equivalent. You will want to...

General Uses of the Uniform Commercial Code and the employment laws

The UCC applies to goods (mostly), and employment would be services. So, generally speaking it would not be used to interpret employment contracts.

Are employers allowed to double tax your paycheck?

It is quite possible they made an error in the accounting and taxed him twice, but one would need to see the pay stubs. You might have him consult...

Employer told Edd. That I was fired for theft.

You have a lot of different legal issues, so you would be best served consulting with a local employment attorney. You may even have access to one...

My employer calls me in every day to work hours that do not align with my schedule.

Yes, this is allowed. Your employer sets your schedule and can change it whenever they want, or just fire you for no reason at all. Your recourse...

Can a landlord of farm land change the agreement in the middle of the contract?

That depends on the contract. What are the terms of the contract, and ultimately can you prove those terms? If everyone agrees it is year to year,...

What are my employment rights after being injured off the job?

You do not have to resign. A company can never make you quit. Now, FMLA (or your state's version) may provide protection here, but that depends if...

If an employee is terminated, is the employer legally required to give the employee a termination letter?

Generally speaking, no they do not, nor do they have to tell you why they are firing you. Now it may be different for a government job or a union...

If a lot (unbuildable-resourse protection area) is owned by 2 (neighbors). How can one owner buy out the other?

Just answering to move this to real estate. Should be a simple land sale agreement, as it is rather common for property to be owned by more than...

You are confusing two different things (or your employer is). You have a workplace injury that you have a worker's compensation (WC) claim on, and...