I am being intimidated at work. Do I have grounds to sue my employer?

There are laws protecting whistle blowers as well as laws regarding hostile work environment. Get a consultation with a reputable employment law...

Can the neighboors call police next morning if they heard loud noises sounding like domestic violence the night before?

Absolutely. People have the right to call the cops whenever they deem it is warranted. If someone is repeatedly and without cause filing frivolous...

Do we have any recourse here - a neighbor has rented his home to a very noisy and rude family.

Most cities and counties have rules about how many people can live in one house if they are unrelated by blood or marriage. You must find out what...

New ADA laws took effect July 1, 2013. California civil code section 54.2 states that you are not allowed to be charged an extra charge or extra...

HOA Board Member Lying About Criminal Activity In Order To Get A Special Assessment Passed..

I agree with Mr. Spiritos. Irregardless of the veracity of this particular board member, a majority of the board has to vote "yes". It is going to...

My Mobile Home Park says I can not walk my dog in the park. Can they?

Absolutely--if the CC&Rs of your mobile park state that a dog can not be walked in the park then he can not be walked in the park and the mobile...

Can my employer refuse to drug test me after accusing me of being "on something" while at work?

I am not aware of any law by which you can force your employer to drug test you. However, you can get yourself tested by a lab and then have the...

I was injured when without warning when landlord cut power to assit girlfriend with curfew for me.

I am unclear from the facts you present how exactly the landlord's cutting off the power caused the motorcycle to injure you. I suggest a...

Illegal parking.

It depends on what the CC&Rs of your HOA say. Some HOA CC&Rs have their own rules for parking, and some defer to the city--so the city parking...

My co-signed loan is now paid off but it does not appear on my credit at all.

It is hard to say since I have not seen the paperwork. As a general rule though, for purposes of credit and credit reporting, it's not whose name...