Does an employer waive their right to classify an employee as exempt if they fail to pay him/her the minimum wages?

The DLSE (and the FTB & IRS for that matter) will make their own determination of exempt status independent of what the employer classifies an...

The settlement should contain language in it that states Employer will not appeal EDD benefits awarded. However, if it does not, I would not worry...

Does an employer have to request your information to check your credit?

The three major credit reporting agencies (Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax) provide a modified version of the credit report called an "employment...

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How can i stop wage garnishment for something i dont think i owe?

The fastest way to stall the garnishment is to file a "Claim of Exemption" with the court in which the writ of execution was issued. Along with the...

How long do statute of limitations last in California on a previous debt ?

The statue of limitations for the breach of a written contract is 4 years in California. If you made any payments to him, it may have "reset the...

Bankruptcy chapter 7. Need to file chapter 7. Lost job, however, getting a $20k severance package next month. Problem?

I agree with the previous answers and would add that your situation can become complex and you should certainly consult an experienced bankruptcy...

If I agree to a loan modification, will I now be liable for the mortgage that was disharged thru bankruptcy?

You are not "back on the hook" for the mortgage that was discharged, rather you are agreeing to "new debt" that is post-discharge. However, as...

Landlord is dead, son in the deed is dead, bankruptcy staled due to dead guys, house sold at action,where to now?

Worst case scenario if you don't pay anything to anybody and don't take the time to research who the new owner is, is at some point the new owner...

California Civil Code Section 1526, accord and satisfaction

First, Ca Civ Code Section 1526 may not be applicable in this situation. You will want to refer to the "choice of law" clause in the credit card...

A settlement from my divorice is on the books. My ex is in the rears. He wants to file BK so he don't have to pay. Can he?

In addition to the other responses, which are good, I would add that you should pay particular attention to what chapter of bankruptcy he files....