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It not only legal, it is perfectly ethical. I'm sure you don't like it, and neither would I but they have every right to ask the customer not to hire you if they wish.

That's why I call it the Land of Fruits and Nuts. California is what happens when you populate a really pretty place with liberals!

Army! What are you talking about? They have remained MARRIED for these past 20 years. He has not owed support for that time. Further, she can not claim that she was prevented from working by him for 20 years of legal separation? Even in the land of fruits and nuts I can't imagine that she...

I would get an attorney. I know you want more than that here but I think you have a case. This sounds silly to me. You are an innocent holder in due course and the insurance company was likely duped by their client. I don't think the insurance company has a claim.

If you have to pay alimony I will be SHOCKED. After that long she definitely has a duty to mitigate her circumstances. She can't stay unemployed and make you pay 20 years later.

Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress is a tort. While you are correct that it is not classical "harassment" as defined by labor law, it is still actionable. It would be actionable if there was no employment relationship at all. I will admit that I mixed the hostile work environment...

With due respect to my colleague, lawprof; while I don't object to you trying to back out of the deal in writing, your claims are not sufficient to me. The law assumes when you sign an agreement that you read it. If you carelessly signed an agreement without reading it, or while someone had...

I would disagree about it being harassment. I would agree that you have no right to apply for an open position, or that they have no obligation to let you know that anything has been done to address your concerns (I would say that they probably should as a management point but they don't seem...

You don't owe anything. Continue to dispute the debt from anyone that writes or calls.

I did just notice that you are in Ontario Canada. That having been said, I have no idea what the laws are there, but the principle still applies. A deposit is by DEFINITION non-refundable or it has no meaning. In order to put conditions on that you have to have an agreement in writing. Your...

First of all, no police officer should be giving you advice on civil law. They practice criminal enforcement and (with due respect to those here) they really have no business giving advice on civil matters at all. Secondly, the plain meaning of a deposit is consideration to a promise to...

This is a scam. I have dealt with it before in legal forums. This person is just making this up to scare you. There is no arrest warrant. He is scum. Ignore him.

Dad can not "sign over his rights" and stop paying child support. A judge will not accept that. A child needs two parents to support them. No judge will let you sign over rights to get out of support, and no judge will let you keep getting support when he has no rights.

You have absolutely NO CASE. Your deposit was not made subject to you having a mechanic check over the car. You agreed to buy it on your return for X price. When you failed to, regardless of the reason, you forfeit your deposit. Sorry.

You CAN'T we are going to keep reminding people of it for a CENTURY! Or maybe the mods will see it and delete it. :-) Maybe you should tell us how it turned out?

As Proserpina says, "filing fees" are the least of your worries. I would send them a certified letter stating that you have talked to your attorney and if they continue to slander your name and property you will sue them for slander. Don't worry about recording them. See if it blows over. If...

Send this gentleman a certified return receipt letter stating that he is slandering your good name and that if he does not immediately cease and desist that you will file a slander suit against him and make him pay dearly. If he doesn't retract, or at least stop his statements, do just that.

Yea, what Army says. WAIT, NEWS flash, it's PRO not AJ who I agree with! A sanction or two from the court will slow his anger down. I'm surprised the court hasn't done so anyway. What on earth is your attorney doing? He should have done this long ago.

If you are going to use that logic you might as well have robbed a bank. Stop making excuses for why you did something wrong. You admitted it wasn't right and then made an excuse for it. I would offer to do those three things and stop stealing their material because you "had to." You can...