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Just to be clear, are the "child support papers" you spoke of a payment arrangement that was entered by the Court (Court-ordered child support)? Are you behind on your child support payments due to a job loss, reduced income, etc. since the date you entered into payment arrangement? Was...

P.C. = Professional Corporation

You might want to rethink that statement. In certain States, withholding is allowed for valid reasons (including the return of any property that belongs to the employer), and the employer is not legally obligated to pay an employee for hours claimed, but not worked. If any of the hours worked...

Well, I really feel that he needs an attorney, even if it's a court-appointed attorney. I know that a lot of people (laymen) feel that court-appointed attorneys aren't "that good", however, these attorneys are rated on their "wins" and "losses", and those ratings are published to the public in...

Oh, I forgot to mention ... the Judge could also order "payment in full" of the amount the company is claiming (with no payment arrangements - that's left to the Judge's discrection). Therefore, the company can place a lien on your property and assets to secure its award for the full amount of...

A "judgment" is entered by the Court (the Judge hearing the case) based on a bench (Judge-only) or jury trial (panel of jurors) who reach(es) a final decision on the case. Again, I feel that this company is being very unreasonable about the matter, and in the legal term, it's considered...

It appears that the parents are merely attempting to "conduct a survey", which is not illegal, and the child care center has no right to stop this. However, any illegality would depend on how that information is used later on. It's totally legal to ask a parent a question about a particular...

For what reason is he withholding your final paycheck? Unfortunately, the Dept. of Labor will only recover your hours worked at the minimun wage rate (unless your State provides otherwise). I would suggest calling your local Dept. of Labor to discuss this issue. If it will only offer min...

I would first check the statute of limitations in TX regarding warrants, then find out whether there actually is a current warrant out for his arrest, and if so, get the probabtion fines paid prior to attempting to obtain a driver's license in NC.

That is something that you would need to discuss with the executor of the will or his/her attorney, or the individual/entity who is currently holding the funds.

Were you ever accused of a crime? Were you detained (it appears that you may have been, since they took your photograph)? Did they call security or the police at any point? Who "86'd" you, and for what reason (suspected fraudulent return, ensuing argument)? Please give us more details.

Look up the statute of limitation on this, Carpster. Sorry, I would, but am very tired right now and need to get some sleep. Let us know if you have problems locating it, and one of us will assist you. :)

That's really a loaded question which would take a lot of time to explain, and I'm not sure of your intention in asserting the prayer(s), so I don't want to assume anything and provide you with the wrong information. Would you please be more specific as to the reason for your question? Thanks! :)

Did your written offer include an employment contract with a specific duration, or were you offered the position as an at-will employee (terminable with or without cause, by either party, at any time)?

I would send a letter via Certified Mail to the CEO/President of this company, and cc: the BBB, describing in explicit detail this person's vocabulary. (BTW, I wouldn't explain reasons for lack of payment; only complain as to this bill collector's unethical tactics).

If you don't have it, you don't have it, and that's completely understandable. Based on what you've posted, I feel that this company is being very unreasonable, and if it were me, I'd find another company to do business with, if at all possible. If that's not an option, have you spoken with a...

Have you and/or your husband actually signed a contract to purchase the windows from this company, or did you only fill-out the paperwork to apply for credit to purchase them? From my understanding of your post, it doesn't appear that you signed a legally-binding contract, but please correct me...

If the timeshare company has breached the contract, then I would send it a letter via Certified Mail to notify it of it's default in maintaining the premises pursuant to the contract. If the default is not corrected within a reasonable amount of time (specify a reaonsonable amount of time to...

I'm not quite sure that I understand. Who is the "someone" who "drained" your checking account (the timeshare company or another individual)? If it was the timeshare company, and it only charged the monthly payment (not the full amount), then the payment was authorized, as you had previously...

Actually, I believe I was the one who misread as a result of "I was going to take the CD player back", but I now see the "give me the $50 and you will get the CD player back", so, yes, it does appear that he actually did repo it. Thanks for pointing that out, Bryan. Ok, so it appears that...