Q: Need a Lawyer. Ex-boss refuses to pay for bounced payroll checks and a loan. Need help.
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If your ex-boss is refusing to pay for bounced payroll checks and a loan, you have legal options to recover the money owed to you. First, gather all relevant documents, such as the bounced checks, loan agreements, pay stubs, and any communication with your ex-boss regarding these issues. These documents will be crucial in supporting your case.
Next, consider reaching out to a lawyer who specializes in employment law and debt recovery. They can provide you with specific advice on how to proceed and may be able to negotiate with your ex-boss on your behalf. If negotiation fails, your lawyer can help you file a claim in small claims court or pursue other legal actions to recover your money.
Additionally, you can contact your state's labor department to file a complaint about the bounced payroll checks. Many states have regulations and enforcement mechanisms to ensure employees receive their due wages. Taking these steps can help you address the situation and recover the funds you are owed.
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