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Your boss has grounds to file criminal charges against you so I would wise up and hire an attorney to put a defense for you.

I would check the local laws to see if that is really the case. At least, one should get proper notification when something like this happens...

Yes, they can since your name and hers are on the deed and your credit (by the way) will be ruined for at least 10 years...

Is you name on the birth certificate?

This lawsuit means that if your wife does not pay up the debt, the plaintiff is entitled to recover the dollars owed as ordered by the court all at once. If she doesn't pay and all the efforts have been exhausted by the plaintiff to collect the judgement, then a lien can be put against your...

If you are looking into a big pay out for finding a piece of gum on your son's cake, you are in for a big surprise. Unless you can prove to the courts that the gum has triggered an allergic reaction that has put him into the hospital for several days or that the finding of the gum caused your...

You can file without any problems. The SOL has not ran out for you.

Yes. If that is going to take a toll on your finances, negotiate an installment plan.

You must send the former tenant a letter, certified, informing him that he has up to X date to remove the belongings left behind in the property or you will have to take action as permitted by the your state law. Add to the content of the letter that if items are not removed by the X date, you...

I would also be proactive and ask the landlord to consider the market conditions and the possibility of not having a tenant due to the asking rent price being so high. But, what I would not do is just send him a check for less than the negotiated rent just because you have determined that your...

Has the company contacted the customers to see if they can give them information on who and where were the checks included in the deposit were cashed - if that happened at all? Legally, she is responsible for having the cash and yes, she can be charged. A reasonable person would not have done...

How about blocking his email address? and how about only accepting emails from your contacts? If he manages to continue to send you unwanted emails, reply to his email with a cease and desist letter saying that if he continues to pursue this matter you will have your attorney take over this and...

Trebag - here is the problem I have with your saying that B has gone missing and cannot be found. In today's world, with the technology we have, one can find a person within reasonable time. A rookie PI can do that for you without any problems. Give him/her a couple of days and they will tell...

Find a pro-bono attorney. Consult your local bar association for a referral.

If A can prove to the check cashing business that she was no longer a joint user of the account when the bad check was written they can go after B. Get an statement from the bank informing to whom it may concern when that happened (clearly stating dates). Present letter, via certified letter, to...

Take your case to a personal injury attorney so s/he can evaluate it and determine what you can go after. Hope this helps!

Follow the link below. Where you don't get answers, go to the links on the website to get the missing info. http://service.govdelivery.com/service/document.html?code=HRDOC_279

The truth here is that you know you owe the unpaid pet fee and you are trying to get away with it because there is no physical evidence that they saw the kitty there, so, I find hard to believe that when the magistrate asks you how long have you had your kitty, you will say I have had it for X...

You need to let your daughter know that false accusations can have huge implications not only on your life but hers. It is irresponsible of her part to do so. Make sure she understands that.

You can file but I am sure your former employer will fight it and consequently, it may be denied. Hope this helps!