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Your situation is not uncommon among millions during these hard times. You "have" other options your just choosing to explore one that can potentially land you in jail and hurt furture employment in your chosen field. You seen dead set on doing this then go ahead. A quick call to an Attorney (no...

The quotes above by cdwjava and jharris come as close as your going to get to the actual answers. No one here is likely going to invest the time to research this so you can find out if its ok to give private porn shows. You have other options besides Mc Donald's! This is a choice your making...

I do not believe for one mila second that you cannot find another means to bring income into your home! Contact a criminal defense Attorney he should have the law you seek and not worrying about tax issue isnt very bright either

and I believe those concerns were already addressed

Getting paid in cash does not make is any less a business

Paying fines are usually a condition of probation. I suspect that yes you can be violated. I would urge you to talk to your probation officer/department on this before they seek a warrant out on you

I answered your duplicate question

Probation Fines less than $500.00 Community service Civil fine (dollar amount depends on value of stolen items) You can also visit the website in my signature line they deal soley with these type of questions

Until your notified the ownership has changed you pay rent to your current Landlord

If the new owner do not wish to be landlords they can offer you a "cash for keys" deal. You see if the purchase the unit your renting the lease is still good and new owners must abide by it

You dont get to pick and choose who replies sorry

Then you call it what you want to I don't care! The bottom line is you came here for answers but did not provide us with all the info! How do you expect to get good replies if you do not give us what we need to do so? As I said you have an Attorney your advice should come from him not a forum...

You state you have spoken with a Lawyer. Your "legal" advice should come from that source no other! Especially since you have been less than honest with us by witholding information that might change the replies you have been getting

First you go with simple solutions. Is the lease expired? Are they current on rent? Where is and have you spoken with the property mangement team? These questions are important before you get answers.

Now this is silly. You admit you have not gave all the info but want answers!:mad: Heres some advice go find an Attorney familar with Labor law and tell him what your not telling us then proceed based on his advice!

Not trying to be rude but you have been told that! The answer is yes they can do that. Google "at will"

Even the company handbook might not save you. These handbooks often times carry no force of law

Agreed I was trying to give him a remote (very) legal arguement if he decided to attempt to pursue this further

Ok but we arent done yet. What other stipulation are there for this PTO? Like must you work a required amount of hours to use the PTO or must any other requirement.

Then explain how it is "earned" This will weigh into answer. Is PTO vacation or something else? How is it accrued?