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File the order of protection for you and your son and get yourself an attorney who will stop your ex cold on his tracks.

Can I insist on buying him out? Yes What if he says no? That is his right. What are my options? Consult with an attorney in your town to see what kind of offer you can make that will find a compromise between you, your wife and your brother in law and fulfill your mother in law's wishes...

Names are the only thing that show up on a deed. It does not say who owns what as far as percentages or what is the marital status or family relationship between those that are listed on it.

My response was not dissmissive. It just summarizes the legal options you have which are... no options! You have not been discriminated against; you have worked there for free at your own free will; accepted the terms of your training as they were presented, and to make matters even worse, you...

Since you seem to be going nowhere on your own, I would consult with an attorney and see what are the options you have. Maybe by lawyering up the BBB will get the message accross quicker than if you were trying to do it on your own.

If they are contibuting to acquire the property then all have to be on the deed.

Stay away from it and sell it on your own!

In this country of ours, the beautiful thing is that we have the choice to accept or deny offers (which in many other countries is even a felony!) If you don't like the work terms of your former employer, don't go back there or keep trying to justify why they should hire you for a certain rate...

I am sure the police department is investigating the case internally. As far as the bicyclist, consult with an attorney.

If you are looking for some sort of compensation here, there is none.

Well... pardon the honesty, but this is not a very convincing story. A reasonable person would do what the officers suggested when they arrested and questioned you. I am sure that if you were in the shoes of the person who had lost the wallet, you would be going nuts trying to figure out what...

You can help her by finding an immigration attorney so the sponsoring process can get started. Your lawyer will be able to provide you with all the breakdown of costs incurred with the process and of any fines (if applicable). Good Luck!

Hi Mcbarr1, I am glad to see that you have finally moved on and you will be starting your new job in a much healthier environment. Best of luck to you and update us with your progress!

Call animal control and noise abatement back and tell them exactly what you just posted. Ask them what alternatives can they offer you when it comes to putting an end to this issue. In the mean time, avoid all contact with the neighbor so this issue can be resolved objectively.

What state you are in? are you a contract or permanent employee?

File the papers and, if he does not show up for court on the scheduled court date, your divorce will be granted in absentia. Good luck to you and much happiness in your future!

A landlord would not evict someone for no reason or without giving proper notice; however, those who do that are not too bright and are asking for big time trouble... that being said, if she can prove to the courts that this was really the case, she has grounds to try to recover damages...

Take her to small claims court. You will need a valid address so they can send her the notifications necessary. Whatever you have with you - letters, emails, affidavits from people who have witnessed the transaction - will will need to present as evidence to the magistrate to enhance your case...

What can I do about this? Nothing. Who can I turn them into? No one. The store managager never called me back. I doubt s/he will. No case here.

What was the reason they cancelled the insurance? Did they tell you it was for non-payment? If that is the reason, ask your employer what is going on since you and your family need the coverage and you are having those funds withheld from your paycheck every week for that purpose.