I was overpaid because of a mistake made by employer and now I am being asked to pay more than what I got. What are my rights?

You're going to need to get a copy of your contract (I hope you retained one) and get to an attorney. It sounds like the employer is trying to go...

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Can someone take a check addressed to me from the mailbox and refuse to give it to me?

No, this is theft. Contact your local police and the Postal Inspectors. Your landlord has no right to that check. You will probably face an...

Is it unethical for a law firm to represent two different cases against one person

No, unless the two different clients that law firm has have interests that will put them at odds with one another

Can a defendant's attorney file a motion to have a tpo removed if victim is asking to

The judge may be waiting until the next pretrial to address it. There are a lot of factors that go into having a TPO lifted or modified, and they...

Can I sue for wrongful termination and withholding vacation hours owed.

Vacation pay, absent any sort of contractual agreement otherwise, is use it or lose it. The timing of your termination does sound suspicious, and...

Defamation? Criminal?

If you have an attorney, let your attorney know. You really should have one if there is property like a house in foreclosure involved. Nothing...

Can a person Conner sue for assume lost wages because their being taken to court for money owe

If they are suing you for work that they missed as a result of the hearing and your claim is not frivolous, then no, they should not be successful....

If I want to file for a spousal support amendment due to illness will cohabiting with someone effect that?

Your starting point will be your divorce decree. Sometimes, the courts waive jurisdiction to revisit spousal support and child support. If the...

Was this a company you dealt with? They may have violated the Ohio Consumer Sales Practices Act in failing to give you a compliant written...

Trespassing: What consequences are possible

Trespassing is a fourth degree misdemeanor punishable by up to 30 days jail and a $250 fine. That being said, you really should retain an attorney...