answered on Aug 4, 2011
You can search online at www.duvalclerk.org or if it was filed in federal court in the Middle District of Florida, using PACER.
answered on Aug 4, 2011
The complete list is here http://www.hcch.net/index_en.php?act=states.listing
Florida Rogatory Commission. Procedure, the latest law, including Statutes, and, Rules of Court before I dictate a Motion & schedule a hearing
answered on Aug 4, 2011
Depending on the country, you may need letter rogatory and use The Hague COnvention
answered on Aug 4, 2011
International precedents are not considered. However, you can always cite it but not without having at least partial support with U.S. legal precedents.
My son's bank has accepted an offer for a short sale on his house. The original mortgage was structured with two interest only loans from the same bank at the same time. Other than past property taxes and home owners insurance, what could he be liable for?
answered on Aug 4, 2011
He could be liable for a deficiency judgment, meaning the difference between the total amount he owes and the selling price of the property. See if the documents or agreement with the bank mentioned that the deficiency is waived by the bank.
answered on Aug 4, 2011
Generally not as the covenant runs with the land. However, a restriction may have been placed for a period of time only, or if the statutes allow for a change by votes, then the covenants could be amended.
answered on Aug 4, 2011
No, but they usually have one. It must be signed by the borrower/debtor.
answered on Aug 4, 2011
Age of Majority because you need to be able to enter into a contract.
answered on Aug 4, 2011
Nothing is fine. Just record the probate documents, in particular the order granting the daughter the property into the real estate record.
answered on Aug 4, 2011
DBPR---Department of Business and Professional Regulations (Real Estate Division) in Orlando.
answered on Aug 4, 2011
If you signed on 3/14+ then you count 3/15 as the first day.
Assuming you have 14 calendar days and not 14 business days, then 3/29 is your last day to cancel. However, the cancellation must often be in writing and MAIL, not e-mailed or faxed, so you should budget for this delay to be really... View More 
answered on Aug 4, 2011
Generally, the plaintiffs' lawyer would do the research and mail you a postal card-type of thing so you can fill out the information. Sometimes, you ca nsign-up on the lawyer's website.
answered on Aug 4, 2011
Generally, the plaintiffs' lawyer would do the research and mail you a postal card-type of thing so you can fill out the information. Sometimes, you ca nsign-up on the lawyer's website.
answered on Aug 4, 2011
Actually yes, but the best way is to document why it is false, or a mistake, and ask the credit bureaus to remove that information.
answered on Aug 4, 2011
Oral contracts are valid contracts. However, T-Mobile should have some paperwork or a recording of your approval to change the plan...
answered on Aug 4, 2011
If the check bounced, send a letter requesting payment within 30 days under the proper statute. After that hire a lawyer to sue for triple amount for issuing checks without funds.
answered on Aug 4, 2011
Gather all of your paperwork, send them to company 1 and 2. Then if company 2 is still calling, call a lawyer that sues debt collection agencies for abuse.
answered on Aug 4, 2011
Send them a letter telling them to stop. If they continue, hire a lawyer to sue the debt collection agency for abusing practices....
Ford Motor Credit is sueing me because i return a vehicle to them
answered on Aug 4, 2011
Well, a Final Judgment is the final document of a long list such as possibly a letter of demand, a complaint, a motion for default and motion for default final judgment at the very least. You cannot ignore the possible treat of a lawsuit, nor failing to update the creditor of your whereabouts.
answered on Aug 4, 2011
No idea. You should post this question under the Wyoming column.
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