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Your niece will have to prove her case (i.e. specific days & # of
hours worked). You get to refute her claims.

My$0.02: The fact that she has waited 6 years to make her claim
shows her claim is bogus. Call her bluff. Since this is a family
member: Seems to me your niece "volunteered" to help you in your
business out of her sense of obligation & not wanting to be a
free-loader. Seems to me you gifted her with food and shelter.
That would be my story.

On 7/03/06, Ginger Nicole wrote:
> On 7/03/06, sharwinston wrote:
>> What is your point?
>>
>> Thanks for your reply ... My neice moved into my home 6 years
> ago since then she has been living here ..i have supported her
> even to the point of getting her a car plus i have gave her
> money also ..Our agreement was she live with me and help me do
> cleaning in my business ( i have 5 empl.I have held up my end
> of the bargain ..the other day she comes in and tells me she
> moving in with a girl friend and then she goes to our local
> Labor board and tells them i haven't paid her in 6 years ...i
> gave her room and board ,food , clothes , her clothes and all
> her belongings are still here in her bedroom ..what do i do
> now ?