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Well you came here asking for advice and you've gotten it. But it seems like you had already made up your mind to handle it your way. Best of luck to you.

And I'm sure he never heard any cussing while he was in the military.

Two good things about reporting to the State Agency is 1) You don't have to pay them 2) If they decide to do a full investigation you may help out other employees get paid properly. The bad thing is they may act very slowly. And attorney may get quicker results.

Now I'm not agreeing that we are all heathens by any means, but most people probably wouldn't expect a garage to be staffed by angels. :)

" but coming from someone who is almost 30 I'm not taking kindly to being cornered into quitting by a bunch of college kids." This comment leads me to say this may not be the best working environment for you even if you were to resolve the current scheduling situation. In addition, any time a...

So his unemployment claim was denied(no surprise) he is appealing(no surprise). His parting shot in his appeal was that he quit because he just didn't want to be around a bunch of heathens.

Excellent.

First of all hopefully you did not sign the paper. You can contact the Dept of Labor to file a claim for unpaid time. They may also be able to advise you if there is an issue with retaliation and/or wrongful termination.

I seriously doubt that anyone would give you $5000.00 two years later, but heck it never hurts to ask.

The parents can(and likely will) change their mind at any time.

If you are being sued and you have no insurance, then you need to get an attorney.

Well you knew that they were having money problems from the beginning.... Perhaps there is some agency in France that deals with helping employees collect unpaid wages.

Lemon law is for new vehicles. You purchased as is from the dealer. You don't have the option after the fact to decide that you don't like it as is. Your remedy is the warranty policy.

I understand your desire for your own private space. However, there is no legal requirement for your Dad to provide such once you turn 18. Housing is expensive. Maybe Dad just can't afford it. What makes you come across as unreasonable is that if Dad did put up the extra money for a larger...

which is what should have happened. Obviously we are all ignorant of this fact. Please enlighten us as to where you've gotten your information regarding what should have happened.

Well maybe her boss woke up in a bad mood that day and felt like firing someone and your Mom was the first person she saw so she fired her. That's not illegal either. But you don't have to believe anything any of us say. Go see if you can find an attorney to give you the answer you want to hear...

Attorneys don't dispense free legal advice over the phone. A person can usually get a free in office consultation to see if a matter is worth pursuing, however, you will not be able to do that. Your mother would be the one to visit with an attorney if she chooses to do so.

Yes they can.

"My dad is not interested in adding to his expense by moving out and finding a 1 bedroom apt so he can sleep in the living room" I don't think this one is even about poverty. Dad is probably hoping his adult child will find her own place soon. He's perfectly fine with a studio and she won't...

You are an adult. Your father has no legal obligation to provide you with a place to stay at all, much less provide you with your own room in his place.