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You are going to need to talk with an immigration attorney. Immigration law is very technical and very specific. It has changed a great deal also. There was a provision in a 1998 law that stated that if someone was here illegally for more than 3 years (overstaying a visa) then they would be...

No you can seize a paid off vehicle if you have a judgment. Take her to small claims court. She might have also committed a crime against you. If she told you that there was fraud on her account when there wasn't, in order to induce you to lend her money, that's theft by deception. I know...

The only purpose for a deposition is as an investigatory tool or to pin someone down to testimony you don't want changed later. If you are determined to have depositions then yes use the motion to compel.

He is exactly right. It doesn't matter if he is legal or not, when facing jail time he deserves an attorney until proven guilty. The kid smokes pot but he has a decent head on his shoulders. He isn't whining, he isn't blaming anyone else, and he is taking responsibility for his actions. I...

That is my guess too. I would go ahead and file a suit in trover to have the property returned to you.

I was just poking at her. She was very defensive earlier and said something about men not being the only ones who could be dommes or something like that. I was bored and she is reactionary. She left before she read it.

Army, of course you think of 1st Amendment rights but that doesn't seem to jive with his question. Yes anyone documentary maker, journalist, panhandler on the street has "journalistic rights" if he means 1st amendment protections but is that really the question?

You are too far in on your foreclosure for me to help you stop it. I'm sorry.

Thressa, pay attention to the date in the upper left hand of the post. You are answering stale posts. Click on "new posts" and only answer those that appear there.

If you had a contract it would supersede any offer letter you had. If you didn't have a contract then the offer letter would be taken into consideration but the manner that you conducted business with the employer would carry more weight. In other words if you did not get reimbursed throughout...

I agree with Patricia. You earned 1/9 of your yearly salary after each month of work. The fact that you take it over 12 months is irrelevant. When you resign they owe you your full pay for each month you worked.

You do know that only men can be Doms right?

You can go file for a warrant. Call the clerk of court and ask where to apply for a criminal warrant.

Patricia is absolutely right. You can't quit your job and get benefits from unemployment.

It's really simple. In order to be illegal "discrimination" you have to be a member of a protected class. Sex, race, religion, disabled, etc. being a "real domme" (whatever that means) is not a protected class so you can't be illegally discriminated against. They can decide they don't like...

You don't want legal advice, you want us to back your position. You are wrong. It isn't a hiring problem. If anything it may be an assault and battery. That's it.

Do you have some reason for worrying that the attorney will do this? If not you are just making up something to worry about.

You are changing the complaint. You wanted to know if the test was a legal hiring practice. The short answer is that YES they can test you and determine if you are what they want. You have no valid complaint about the hiring practice. If you want to make an issue about the assault and...

The attack has nothing to do with the hiring practice. You didn't ask if the attack was legal you asked if the hiring practice was legal. If you want to file assault and battery charges it MAY BE criminal. But the fact that it happened in the context of a hiring isn't going to change the outcome.

I would tell him to return the grader or I would call the police. The grader has long since been abandoned property and even if it wasn't he can't just announce that it's his. He would have to prove it was his to take it.