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You admit that you struck the car. Why would you not be responsible for the damage you caused? Now, has she actually run you over and dented her bumper in the iris then you would not be responsible for that. You are responsible for your own actions though. Deliberately putting yourself in the...

Try "please". You asked months ago. It seems clear nobody remembers this request. Ask at HR, or with whoever runs the program you were enrolled in. Your immediate supervisor might not be the best contact. You might even put the request in writing and mail it to them.

How many times have you requested the document? Who have you spoken to about it? It is common to have to repay certain costs when you don't fulfill your obligation. Your answers are in the contract. Put more effort into obtaining a copy. You don't have your own copies from when you began the...

Many local jurisdictions have authorized tow companies to take action in certain situations. The tow company would know whether or not it could help. It is more about the pre authorization given to the tow company than the property owner giving authorization.

You might check on the possibility of contacting a private tow. It may not be necessary to contact police at all.

That is beyond stupid. I doubt I could withhold a wide grin if someone said that in my presence. Force is probably is not the right word. It seems you are just being encouraged to be a little more friendly, or less isolated than you have been.

You always have a choice. You always have the power to say no or to walk away.

Your husband needs to learn how to be an adult. He is responsible for his actions. When you say your brother "pressed charges" I assume that means he just made a police report. There is no $300 fine until a court says so. This may never get that far. The best thing you and your husband can do...

It is not clear to me based on what you have provided that YOU have been a victim of discrimination. It's possible someone else has a more compelling argument. That you MIGHT be discriminated against in the future is not going to get anywhere. There certainly are some questionable behaviors...

Keep in mind that most applicants are unsuccessful. Only one gets the job. You would have to prove the reason you were not selected was based on illegal discrimination. Since you applied outside the sphere of influence of the person you are complaining about it seems unlikely you would have a...

Meh... Autocorrect.

If your city has an ordinabce/compliance officer then that is who you should cigar, otherwise the local police enforce the ordinance. If they fail to address the issue then you make a formal complaint to the department or city council every single time and list all the times they failed to act...

Agreed. An investigation will have to occur to determine if anything unlawful is happening. Elder abuse cases are a high priority. Report the issue to social services. Social services will involve law enforcement if necessary. Social services can also help your grandmother in a variety of other ways

Have you actually applied for these promotion opportunities and been denied?

Yes, but not likely with much success. At least not with the info you provide here. You would need to talk to an attorney about that. You need to consider what your actual damages might be. It seems that other than some harsh language you don't personally have much at issue here. Others may...

The problem is with the tenant, not the landlord, but there is no reason why you can't frequently complain the landlord with hopes he will deal with the tenant so he won't have to hear from you about it. Your city or county likely has a loud noise /nuisance ordinance. Find it, then make some...

If those are legitimate and credible threats he could seek a restraining order. He could also seek an emergency custody order. These orders from the court could permit the recording of phone calls.