Unpaid Wages And Eviction

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Arkansas law requires employers to pay for all hours worked under Arkansas Code 11-4-401. The Landlord-Tenant Act of Arkansas (ACA § 18-17-901) protects tenants from retaliatory eviction. Seek local legal advice for unpaid wages and eviction issues.

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I work for my landlord and he's paid me very little he owes me $*,* for $* hours work at $* an hour and he has not paid me he and I got into an argument and he put a notice to quit on my apartment door the amount that I owe is zero I need my money and I don't need to be kicked out in the street
Hi ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. To provide accurate legal information, could you please tell me the state where this is occurring?
Arkansas
Hello ****, here are the Arkansas laws relevant to your situation:
- Payment of Wages (Arkansas Code *-*-*) requires employers to pay for all hours worked.
- The Landlord-Tenant Act of Arkansas (ACA § *-*-*) protects tenants from retaliatory eviction.
For further assistance, consider seeking local legal advice.
Arkansas
Hello ****, here are the Arkansas laws relevant to your situation:
- Payment of Wages (Arkansas Code *-*-*) requires employers to pay for all hours worked.
- The Landlord-Tenant Act of Arkansas (ACA § *-*-*) protects tenants from retaliatory eviction.
For further assistance, consider seeking local legal advice.