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Q: What can I do about a 101mph in 55mph ticket in NJ with a mandatory court date?
I was recently pulled over in New Jersey for driving 101 mph in a 55 mph zone, and I received a ticket under statute 39:4-98. I currently have 6 points on my driving record. My court date is scheduled for August 4th. I've submitted an online plea, but I'm concerned because the ticket... View More 
Mark Cheser
answered on Jul 19, 2026
answered on Jul 19, 2026
More information is needed. Why would they dismiss such a ticket? In almost all Municipal Courts you are facing a license suspension. If you have a PA. license you face a suspension of driving privileges in NJ. There are defenses but no many. Then you face 5 points if convicted and at least large... View More
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Q: Can a Florida judge retaliate for reporting misconduct in court cases?
Can a judge in Florida retaliate against me if I report state and federal felonies committed by the prosecutor, state attorney, law enforcement, judges, and attorneys involved in my pending criminal cases? I have undeniable evidence that aligns with findings from four previous FBI investigations.... View More
Andrey Mangushev
answered on Jul 19, 2026
answered on Jul 19, 2026
You are in Florida facing pending criminal cases and are concerned that a judge may retaliate against you if you report state and federal felonies allegedly committed by the prosecutor, state attorney, law enforcement, other judges, and attorneys involved in your cases, including evidence of... View More
Q: Can I break a lease in Florida and request a $5400 refund due to habitability concerns and altered terms?
I recently signed a lease in Florida, and immediately after signing, the landlord verbally attempted to alter the terms, including prorating rent and changing the due date. They also promised repairs and cleaning to be completed before my move-in date, such as oven repair and painting the balcony,... View More
Andrey Mangushev
answered on Jul 19, 2026
answered on Jul 19, 2026
You recently signed a lease in Florida and the landlord immediately attempted to change the terms by prorating rent, altering the due date, and misplacing your security deposit while the unit suffers from habitability defects including low water pressure and broken shower hardware. Under Florida... View More
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Q: How can I stop my brother from impersonating my father in Florida?
I'm in Florida and dealing with a complex situation involving my brother, who is attempting to impersonate our father by using the suffix "Jr." instead of "3rd" in various matters. He has tried to change the property ownership to his name and modify HOA contacts, both of... View More
Andrey Mangushev
answered on Jul 19, 2026
answered on Jul 19, 2026
You are in Florida facing a situation where your brother is impersonating your father by using the suffix "Jr." to fraudulently modify HOA contacts and property ownership records, causing serious distress to your 92-year-old father and threatening the integrity of his real property... View More
Q: What to do if an insurance company refuses to pay death benefits in Florida?
I'm located in Florida. An insurance company is refusing to pay death benefits, claiming the change of beneficiary was reported after the person's death by the power of attorney. I have already emailed them and sent a certified letter, but they have only responded with phone calls and... View More
Andrey Mangushev
answered on Jul 19, 2026
answered on Jul 19, 2026
You are in Florida and an insurance company is refusing to pay death benefits to the named beneficiary, claiming a change of beneficiary was reported by the power of attorney after the insured's death. Under Florida Statute 627.736 and the broader Florida Insurance Code, insurers are required... View More
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