answered on Apr 4, 2012
The telephone company should fix it but they can seek payment for the damages from the person responsible for the damage/accident
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answered on Apr 4, 2012
If you give consent or if they search your car incident to your arrest, or if they have probable cause.
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answered on Apr 4, 2012
You might be able to find out from the clerk of courts web site in the particular county. That will only be the case if the charge has already been filed though.
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answered on Apr 4, 2012
You must inform the person on the other side of the conversation that they are being recorded and give their consent.
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answered on Apr 4, 2012
Either the defendant or the state must believe that you have relevant information to provide. Contact the person who sent you the subpoena
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Berman & Tsombanakis LLC
www.southfloridaarrests.com
answered on Apr 4, 2012
The clerk of court in each county generally has a web site were you can access that information by providing the defendants name and other information or case number.
Daniel M. Berman
Berman & Tsombanakis LLC
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It was in florida, and I am trying to get an RN degree to become a nurse, and the shcool I want to go to does a level 2 background screening.
answered on Apr 4, 2012
There is a difference between sealing and expunging. You seal a case that you either pled guilty or no contest to and received a withholding of adjudication. You expunge an arrest that was subsequently not filed, dismissed, or you were found not guilty of. Either way, the case should not show up on... View More 
My sister in law sold prop. belonging to me, was stored on their prop.(which is in my brother's name & he stands by me),I filed charges and she was arrested. The state att. told me that her att. is supposed to be showing him case law that will show this is a civil suit instead of criminal.... View More
answered on Apr 4, 2012
Florida's civl theft statute is 772.11
http://www.myfloridahouse.gov/FileStores/Web/Statutes/FS04/CH0772/Sectio...
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answered on Apr 4, 2012
The police may or may not give you a citation which will cost you a couple of hundred dollars. You will be liable to the owner of the other car for damages though your insurance may cover it.
Daniel M. Berman
Berman & Tsombanakis
www.southfloridaaccidents.com
answered on Apr 4, 2012
You really should have an attorney's assistance when taking on an insurance company, but you can generally look up the company on the Florida Department of Insurance's web site or on sunbiz.org to find the registered agent in Florida.
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answered on Apr 3, 2012
It will depend on your criminal history and a number of other factors but grand theft in the 3rd degree carries a maximum sentence of up to 5 years in prison
I was charged with Assault with Strangulation.
answered on Apr 3, 2012
Only the State Attorney can actually drop the charges but your husband can give them his input and feelings let them know that he wants then to dismiss the charges. He should do this as soon as possible.
Daniel M. Berman
Berman & Tsombanakis
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answered on Apr 3, 2012
You can ask the Court or the attorneys to reset the case for another date. Absent of that, you must appear if you were properly served with the subpoena.
Daniel M. Berman
Berman & Tsombanakis
www.southfloridaarrests.com
answered on Apr 3, 2012
The police may or may not give you a citation which will cost you a couple of hundred dollars. You will be liable to the owner of the other car for damages though your insurance may cover it.
Daniel M. Berman
Berman & Tsombanakis
www.southfloridaaccidents.com
answered on Apr 3, 2012
Best advice is to not resist the police while they arrest you. Don't say anything and refuse to answer and questions without a lawyer. Then hire a lawyer and fight your case in court.
answered on Apr 3, 2012
Yes. As long as the officer has probable cause for the crime.
Daniel M. Berman
Berman & Tsombanakis
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I can't have access to but I'm the one who contacted attorney to sue in our behalf , can this be changed and why would the attorney have access to that account .
answered on Apr 3, 2012
The money for your children's injuries is likely be held in trust per directives of the court. Especially if there was significant recovery. You certainly should have access to moneys received for any injuries you suffered individually, if any.
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answered on Apr 3, 2012
This type of motion is the Federal equivelent to Florida rule 3.850, post sentence/conviction relief, often for ineffective assistance of counsel.
Daniel M. Berman
Berman & Tsombanakis
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answered on Apr 3, 2012
This may be malpractice though an attorney would have to get more information from you to determine if you have a lawsuit against the hospital, or perhaps even the vaccine manufacturer.
Daniel M. Berman
Berman & Tsombanakis
www.southfloridaaccidents.com
I apply for my gun right back it when to second face of the process since Nov 2011 I would like to know how long it will take for the clemecy board to aprove it or not
answered on Apr 2, 2012
There is no specific time frame. It could take anywhere from a few months to over a year or more.
Be aware, the specific authority to own, possess, or use firearms in Florida can only be restored by the Board of Executive Clemency. There is an eight year waiting period from the date... View More
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