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You would have to sue the company for breach of contract using the letters and emails. Could be costly though due to the amount, it could not be done in small claims. And you may have to sue company in the state where the main office is located. Get a consultation from a lawyer on contract law...

Do you have receipts to prove items are yours? Ask police if they can accompany you to home to retreive your belongings and see what they suggest. If this happens, sue the owners in court for the costs of your items.

Equity may include any and all value of assetts so consult a lawyer regarding this matter. Assetts include any tangible items owned by your company.

Hire a lawyer and have him send her a decease and desist type letter. He may have other options for you too.

See a lawyer who specializes in non-compete clauses in contract law. Some are binding and some are not depending on your state.

Check with the Department of Labor for your state if there isn't one go to Federal site; type in DOL in search emgine and look under FAQ for employers.

Contact the DOL as she is entitled to be paid for the hours she worked. See if there is an office in your city. http://www.dol.gov/

So he did not give you the "list" within the thirty days? Did he do a walk through with you prior to your leaving? Does he or you have pictures of the apartment after you vacated?

You are willing to go to court over an apology? Just give them what they want and learn from your mistakes.

Look up landlord tenent laws for your state so you know your rights. Even if this is your father, if you have a signed contract, he must abide by the landlord tenent laws of your state.

Without a contract you may lose. Any good business man would have printed and put in a file so the court will think you are probably not telling the truth. They can sue for all the monies but it doesn't mean they will win, but they could. Just give the couple and/or hotel the images and learn a...

If it was taped after his initial arrest and not part of that arrest then this is legal. Was the previous probation through drug court? Has he ever been through a drug court program?

Did he pay any money to the home owner? He should ask for that money back and move on. If their is a trailerpark close by there may be an acceptable and cheap trailer to rent on a month to month tenancy. He should forget about this home and move on as even when the tenets do move the place will...

If she had the authority while she worked there then they must honor the contract now. To prove the contract valid answer this: Did you use the hotel during the time the sales person was there and did they honor the contract then? Was there a time limit on the contract and are you trying to...

Has your son spoken with his father? Yes, he needs to agree, and maybe you can work out and alternate visitation schedule to accomodate the trip without going to court. Make sure it is in writing and contact the court to see what you need to do to temporarily alter the visitation schedule.

Doesn't matter what old hud shows if you signed the new hud with the $345.

Don't send the items you buy the girl home with her, keep them at your house. Have her put on the clothes she came with to go home in. This will help keep the chiild from being in the middle.

If your state is community property and you are still married, then she may be able to petition for her half.

The question ws....."i want to see if i have a legal case to sue this company for not being an EOE employer and lost of wages that i lost from leaving my previous job not having a faster method of relaying information and not relaying the information that just beacause i have a charge that im...

It could have been a "fee" paid to him as executor/lawyer.