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Where is the contract that stating what you just posted? If you have something in writing regarding the specifics you just posted on that particular stereo system you can demand a rectification from the store manager.

I am sure there is a provision on your lease that covers those unexpected items (within reasonable amounts) when it comes to fees. I must tell you that paying an additional $10 fee due to increases in energy costs is not too bad but I strongly suggest that you just move out of the place as...

Can you give us more details on what you call involuntary termination?

I don't know what he means either...

You need to notify the complex's management in writing for you to have any leverage when it comes to filing anything against the tenants in court and with the authorities. Verbal communications just don't have the same credibility as a documented one.

Send him a certified letter informing him that you want to see your payment by a certain date and that if the payment does not arrive at that date, you will have to file in small claims court. You need to keep track of all your communications with the guy and save all the emails and phone...

Take her to court. Good luck to you all!

No You will have to return the net of the 5K you received. Companies usually prorate the bonus by the length of time worked. I don't see in your posting that Rite Aid stated on their promissory note that this would be the case.

I understand your concern however the best advice one can give you here is for you to consult with an attorney to make sure that your company is set up in the U.S. correctly and, if any issues arise, you will have someone familiar enough with the ins and outs of laws in both countries to handle...

The simplest answer is no. Employers can dismiss employees at will - no explanation necessary.

No. I am sure she has already given notice that she will no longer be living there - some states require that you notify the landlord 60 days before the lease expires. If she has already done that and the management company has not in any way made any temporary arrangements to restore power...

Consult with a tax attorney with Mexican expertise to advise you on how to proceed with all the set ups since this is a two way road (mexican legislation and U.S. legislation involved) Hope this helps!

Kathy - you need to send your mom's landlord a certified letter documenting what you have just posted. Be as detailed and you can and request immediate action - even request that you would like to have them find your mom another unit so she can have the peace and enjoyment she is entitled to...

Unless you have U.S. citizenship, you cannot apply for a U.S. Passport. Your dad has to sponsor you first so you can become a U.S. citizen and then you can obtain one. Good luck to you!

Check out the contents of this weblink and proceed as instructed if, after you read it, you feel that you have been reverse-discriminated. Hope this helps! http://www.employeeissues.com/affirmative_action.htm

That is definitely characteristic of those financing companies - sending everything out without making sure all the steps were covered... Anywho, I still think you should not spend the money until they catch on their own mistake. Good luck to you!

No, you can't. Just because you didn't receive any notifications, that doesn't mean that the process was not carried properly. One doesn't know from your posting if you moved out of the place listed on your car registration or if the last know address was still your current address. The attorney...

Do not spend the money and wait until their systems "talk" to each other. It is very common for transactions to remain as pending in between systems and once they post everything, they will realize that they never really got the money out of your account as they should have. If you have not...