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why haven't you called the police and file a report? What she is doing is a crime in many states and if you haven't done that, you should consider doing it like...yesterday!

Tell them that you will sue them in small claims court if they don't send you the check by a certain date.

Follow the link below to see what constitutes harassment and consult with an employment attorney. http://www.employeeissues.com/harassment.htm

I am not familiar about any legislation saying anything like that. That sounds more like an issue tied to a particular subdivision and the bylaws of its Homeowners Association where they can limit the amount of investment properties.

What does your lease agreement say regarding terms and conditions of the agreement being subject to change? That is your first item on your homework list. If they state that they can make changes as needed, then you must comply. Also, if a landlord is ammending a lease and you are refusing for...

You need to take this guy to small claims court. Consult with your local small claims court on how to file so you can recover for the unpaid services (minus the supplies). Take all the evidence you have with you (emails, text, invoices, service work orders, and witnesses). Good luck to you!

The NSF responsibility is going to fall under the company, however, if you have any ownership on the company, then yes, they can come after you.

Consult with an attorney so you and him/her can decide what legal avenue to pursue when it comes to your case. Good Luck!

You need to write a cease and desist letter to your neighbor informing him/her that if s/he doesn't stop the unwarranted calls to police and unfounded complaints, you will have to pursue this with legal action. That should send a strong message to him/her. Good Luck!

What is the fair value (blue book value) of the model of the car you turned in for repair?

Unfortunately, there was nothing illegal in your posting regarding your separation. Apply for your UI and see what happens.

Consult with an attorney to set up this contract correctly. There may be some state laws specific to caregiving agencies that will probably apply to the type of contract you want to set up. Good luck to you!

Since workman's comp is very state specific, follow the link below and see what applies to your state. If you still have questions, consult with an attorney. http://www.employeeissues.com/workers_compensation.htm

Follow the link below and make sure you consult with an attorney to address this issue immediately and swiftly. http://www.employeeissues.com/harassment.htm

You don't need an attorney in small claims court. You represent yourself. As far as your chances regarding you winning your case, that will depend on what the judge reviews as far as evidence and what your boyfriend says when he testifies. Make sure you present everything you have to enhance...

You can take him to small claims court and see what happens. Present all the evidence you have in order to enhance your case. Good luck!

Go back to the courthouse and have them confirm the true identity of the person who was supposed to be served.

Contact your lender and have them send you a statement with the payoff amount (which is different from your monthly statement)

Ask your fiance to contact their headquarters and have them send him an application directly.

Have you had the professionals attest to the fact that it is their tree the one causing the damage? If so, then you should present the evidence to your neighbor and she, under her homeowner's insurance, can file a claim to pay for the repairs or pay for it him/herself.