Neighboor's intrusive trees

Trim the trees yourself, but only the portion that reaches over the property line over your property. Don't touch the parts of the trees that do...

Contractural issue in business between 2 licensed contractors

If your contract says that you will not be paid until after the contractor gets paid, then you have no recourse until the contractor gets paid. If...

CA employment law, what does an employee need to do to sue employment to get back wages

If you worked as an employee and not as an independant contractor, file a claim with the California Labor Commissioner. That agency will collect...

Is general release required to receive owed wages? Is employer obligated to pay interest on the wages owed?

An employer may not require the employee to sign a release of any kind as a condition to payment of wages. Interest is owed on most debts if...

Can the executor keep estate monies in her account and not disburse money earned to beneficiaries?

If there is a probate case open, the executor can be replaced if she misuses the estate assets. The method is to hire an attorney to file a motion...

Florida employment law, employee benefits, can employee benefits be taken away

The employer can do that if three is no (a) illegal reason, such as one of the illegal forms of discrimination, (b) union contract, or (c)...

New York debt collection laws, can a creditor seize a debtor's bank account

You are being cheated. I don't know anything about New York law, but it cannot possibly be valid service to leave the papers with a neighbor. ...

CA libel/slander law, can a libel suit be filed for contents in an email that was shared by others

If someone wrote an email that was defamatory toward you and sent it to anyone other than you and it was passed on to others, a defamation action...

Sue them all. The cause of action is called Conversion. The originnal thief is guilty of theft. That's called conversion in a civil court case. ...

Do I have any rights in the previous case and who may I contact and what might my options be?

If you were not informed of the court date, you probably can get the default judgment set aside. If it was a small claims case, file a motion...