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Speedbump: You may have something. With that many years there, they owe you a duty of "good faith and fair dealing". YOu need to find out what that consist's of in your state. You may want to look at the following: Age Discrimination in Employment Act 29 U.S.C. Sub. Sec. 621-634...

It would appear as though one can help: Non lawyers can assist or represent litigants in court. JOHNSON V. AVERY, 89 S.Ct. 747 Members of group who are competent non lawyers can assist other members of group achieve the goals of the group in court without being charged with "unauthorized...

Sure, you can always back out of a deal. Depends how far along you are, if it will benefit you or not. You can break the deal for fraud alone.

I don't think Ebay can help you without a court order. I could be wrong. When you get your judgement, take it to the Clerk and Recorders office and register it there.

If you're going to sue, look into small claims court. There is limited amount you can sue for. Make sure you know that amount. You can go to the Clerk of Court and get your form(s). You can ask for the remainder of the money as damages, include court cost(cost's you paid to file). I...

I looked up the wrong state didn't I? Anyway, just google the states law library you need. The example above give you an idea of what you are looking for. Sorry for looking the wrong one up. This should help: http://www.isll.idaho.gov/idahorsc.htm

Your states law library should have free forms packets specific to your state. Check it out. http://www.in.gov/judiciary/forms/ Look around on there for a packet. If you can't find it, email them, they will prob. email it back as an attachment. You are not required to have a lawyer look...

Speedbump: You may have something. With that many years there, they owe you a duty of "good faith and fair dealing". YOu need to find out what that consist's of in your state. You may want to look at the following: Age Discrimination in Employment Act 29 U.S.C. Sub. Sec. 621-634...

Let the judge throw you in jail, then you have damages from that dirt bag. I don't see how in god's name he plans on pulling it off and stay in the bounds of his oath to the constitution. If your shyster was waiving your rights left and right without your knowledge, then the rights were...

Motion to Quash the Notice to Appear or Summons. That would be a good start. Then Motion to Dismiss. Look at the procedure, look who and how that complaint needed to be signed. I can tell you, something is wrong, just look for it.

None the less, it's a violation of ones right to liberty. I'll never agree with that. It's a form of intimidation, and it's BS. Employee's are not slaves, they do have rights.

ONly if you bend over. Were the lights on when they were supposed to be? Or did the high school drop out bus driver forget to shut them off while you were passing. Not guilty, jury trial demanded. Check the proper procedure, the cop screwed up somewhere, they always do.

IT won't be explained by any law. I strongly recomend you go to your states department of labor web site, and start filling out forms. They will make the determination of what needs to be done. It would be in your best interest.

Hu, I guess we can threaten to kill someone, and it's not illegal until you actually kill them. That's just poor legal logic. I would contact the department of labor, and FIND OUT. It is not legal to make threats at the workplace.

Check out the Department of Labors web site for your state. They should have all the forms you need, explain the laws. You may have something. I was fired myself back in Nov. The company I was working for, decided that if they were going to pay overtime, they would cut our hourly rate to make...

I didn't say they wouldn't get it dismissed. I just pointed out you stand a BETTER chance of keeping it in court than if you try at the state level, where the corruption is the worst. The judge, never the less, has a mark on his/her record, as in your case bob. If more people did what you...

Nothing is absolute in law. Immunity is lost once the Constitutioin is violated. You want to sue a judge in Federal Court, state court is a waste of time. You won't get money damages from a judge, but you can get injuctive relief. Even if a person doesn't win against a judge, and chances are...

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You may want to follow the blue link, Cody is the CA driving expert.

Go to the IRS web site. If you try to work it out with them, the IRS is usually "fair" about it. If you are not making any payments, you could have defaulted at some point without knowing. The IRS can sell it to pay the back taxes and satisfy the lien. I would contact them asap and try to...