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There is no way for us to know for sure what your employer might do. However, being fired would be a good guess & possibly making a police report.

That was on the TV news also.

The detective said he does not know what will happen after giving the case to the DA & there is no way for us to know for sure either.

Yes. It seems you & your son are not renting (paying for) use of the cellar. There is no reason why the LL shouldn't have access at any time without any notice to tenant(s).

I believe shrinkmaster had a client whose case was dismissed by the judge due to taking the class before going to court. However, that is not to say that will definitely happen in this case. It might or might not. However, it can't hurt taking it before going to court & it just might help her...

It's always best that you have any agreement/contract reviewed by an attorney before having it signed.

What makes her think her friend would do this? How does she know it wasn't a radio? If no videos show up anywhere, she needs to let it go.

I assume there is no recovery service that might be able to help here? Are you saying the contract covers them for equipment failure in that they don't have to refund any money paid? Your contract would need to be followed - whatever it says. You could always "try" suing in small claims...

You can verify/check if they have a legitimate phone # & address, do a google search on them & see what you can find out & check/verify with Better Busi. Bureau. Otherwise, talk to a patent attorney for help.

I recognized the OP also - that is why I said to wait for a HR/benefits person to come along.

Maybe some of the HR/benefits people here on the forum will have some suggestions for you as to what they use, like etc. You can "hold" & see if any come along with suggestions.

What is your question, please - how can we help you?

If the child is ever in any actual danger & he is concerned for the child's safety, he needs to think about the child & contact the police or DCF. He can discuss with a lawyer the "possibility" of getting custody of the child. This would have to be done through the court system. Is he listed...

You can run it by a traffic law attorney - generally they can get you the best outcome possible. Of course, you can just pay it or contest it on your own.

Someone here may come along with some additional information for you but I believe your best bet is to discuss all this with a lawyer.

If the children were actually adopted, then you have no rights in regard to them. However; if you know they are being abused/molested, the only thing you can do is inform the police and the DCF.

Sometimes a person has a claim for detrimental reliance - where you relied on the offer as given, it didn't happen that way & you , therefore, suffered damages. However, the problem with DR is that it is a contract law concept & not a labor law concept. Basically for a DR claim to work, all of...

That will be decided during the divorce proceedings. I posted a link but deleted it -- it doesn't seem to work. You can do a google search on how is property divided in Fl. divorce & you should be able to get the link/other links for your answer. Try this link - it will work if you copy &...

Some prisons/jails have a grievance officer a complaint can be made to. Also, you can talk to a lawyer.

OP - if you want to know if a store is a member of a retail theft database, shrinkmaster (being a retail theft consultant), will/can generally let you know. However, he usually wants a private message or e-mail sent to him requesting this info along with the name of the store. He will...