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Used cars from private sellers are generally always "as is" - let the buyer beware. (unless there is some type of agreement to the contrary) He should have had the vehicle checked out before he bought it.

No law but manager "rules."

No, not illegal at all. The only time there "might be" a problem is when foster children are involved or when a child is being considered for adoption.

You might ask payroll for a written explanation of how they arrived at what you owe & go from there.

I don't see anything illegal being done by the employer based on what you posted. Sorry.

Used cars from private owners are generally sold ":as is" -let the buyer beware unless you have an agreement to the contrary. You should always take the vehicle to your own mechanic to be checked out before buying.

The OP does have an Australia IP address - probably is referring to Australia law. Does "sound like" homework.

No, not unless you have some type of written binding employment contract that guarantees that.

You would have needed a signed binding employment contract to have any chance at recourse - sorry.

If the title is in your name only, go get the vehicle. It's yours.

As long as you have a lease (& you are also still living there), you can't just cancel paying rent. You need to talk to the landlord as suggested.

You can talk to an immigration attorney or ask the uscis (you can do so anonymously if you wish).

It sounds like you need legal help. You can contact your local legal aid society or check with your county or state bar assoc. - sometimes they can suggest a lawyer who will take your case pro bono (without cost to you).

There is always concern for the children when there is a "domestic violence" situation no matter where it happened. You need to do what CPS requires.

Great!

That "question" is certainly not clear!

No, not illegal but that doesn't mean an employee can't be terminated for using it. Are you just asking or do you have a specific circumstance?

Ditto!

When you go to court, plead not guilty. If you cannot afford a lawyer, ask that a public defender be appointed (a PD is a lawyer). You need to discuss your options with a lawyer.

Never offer/volunteer to do the Christmas decorations! :)