I had a background check run on a new hire who starts in about a week. The results showed some significant discrepancies. Her resume says that she had graduated from university, but the background check shows she had attended but did not graduate. Her resume also says one of her previous job titles was 'supervisor,' the background check shows 'associate.' Should I inform the new hire of these discrepancies? If the background check info turns out to be correct, will I have any legal issues if I decide to retract her employment offer?

August 19th, 2024

I went to finance a car and found out later it wasn't in my budget, so I tried to return the car. The dealership in Aurora, Colorado, doesn't want to take the car back or return my deposit. Can I legally return the car, especially if there is a 48-hour return agreement in writing?

January 22nd, 2023

How do I change my corporation address at the NYS Department of State, and can I do it early if the old address no longer exists?

November 14th, 2024

I'm Mariana, an 81-year-old who parked in a restricted space at Ventura College swap meet in Camarillo, California, believing parking regulations were not enforced on Sundays. I received a ticket and need the $285 more than the authorities. I am on social security and not rich. Can the ticket be condoned?

November 4th, 2023

How do you answer the question, 'Have you ever been found guilty of a crime?' if your conviction was overturned on appeal? Is it then a 'no' to the question? This is for fingerprinting.

November 12th, 2023