I have been paid on a salary basis for at least ten years now they do not want to pay me due to covid19 closure
it depends on the terms of your contract.
My ex moved out of state to NJ during this outbreak of covid-19. We have two children together and I have primary residency here in the state of Florida. He has not notified the courts in anyway about his moving out of state. After a week of being moved he tells me over the phone that he was faxing... Read more »
It appears that he has technically violated the visitation plan. If necessary, you can file a motion with the court which approved it (in your dissolution, I assume). If you seek to have him punished it will probably be a matter of proving how much of a health risk you have been during this... Read more »
Hello I recently placed a deposit and 4 months for a place and was to receive the keys but says they couldn't get in contact with me and headed back to the owner because she fell ill.(Did not receive phone call, text, nor email.) Then the owner dies the next morning. (Dealing with the nephew this... Read more »
If a lease was signed, you need to contact an attorney and file suit to enforce the lease.
Out of my and my families fears, and being turned down 2 times for restraining order. I was granted the motion to move to FL to be close to my mom. However, my eldest (who has special needs) wanted to stay with his grandparents (ex’s parents). Although it was hard, with his history (my son) of... Read more »
No, you can't "change jurisdiction". The Uniform Child Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act, which has been adopted by both states, would require that jurisdiction remain with the West Virginia court.
A mother of a grown middle aged son with a wife and three children called on a rental of mine in WA state. She explained that he just lost his home to foreclosure and thinking nobody would rent to him she wanted to cosign and said that also the wifes parents would co-sign (they all are retired and... Read more »
You should probably ask this question in > Justia > Ask a Lawyer > Washington. This is because, while many Florida lawyers, myself included, are familiar with bankruptcy law, the question also involves a question of state eviction law: I expect that in Washington you would have to sue the occupant... Read more »
The vet did a $5k surgery to remove it. Can I sue the parents.? They both think my dog was stupid cuz he ate it. But the child put it in my dogs reach.
Dogs are allowed to be stupid. The question, nevertheless, would be whether the parents were negligent by allowing their child to eat the sponge. For the purpose of this question, I shall assume the surgery was necessary.
We cant serve his family like the sheriffs office told us to because his father rejected the serve. I filed an alias summons but now don't know how to serve him because he is on base in NC. He demanded the divorce and is now wont help because he does not want to lose any of the martial money.
When the alias summons is issued, get it to a process server or law enforcement agency in North Carolina near to where the base is located. Have them figure out how to get him served.
One is Assurance Wireless under Virgin Mobile under Sprint
The other is Bay Pines VA Center Carrier unknown.
Why not ask them?
This property came into my brothers' and my possesion via a will. One of us wants to sell the other doesn't. Is there a way the seller brother can get out of the ownership and not loose his equity?
The terms "ownership" and "equity" are related if not the same. So probably not.
If one of you wants to sell it and the other doesn't, that would be a typical reason for one of you filing a suit to "partition" the property.
You appear to be asking whether a child support order from a court in Puerto Rico "is the same" as child support orders from other states and territories of the United States. It would depend on what you mean by "the same".
Pump was installed without our knowledge and they are irrigating their land with our pond water. The pond is not shared or adjoining our lots. We contracted and pulled permits in 1970 to build the pond and it is a solid 100' from their property line with us.
Does the pond also adjoin their land? If so, it's not your water; you and your neighbor share it.
Have no attorney. Deadline tomorrow, unless extended due to COVID-19. Don't know who to send this form to. Courthouse is open, but I have been sheltering in place.
You probably file on PACER, giving notice to the other parties or their attorneys. Why not call the clerk of court?
I filed with US District Court, Middle District of FL, after an SSDI denial by the Appeals Council.
it depends on whether there are cases other than yours pending.
Violation or no?
You are asking if this could be a copyright violation? Whether or not the students have to log in probably has little to no significance. The school board should run this by an attorney who specializes in intellectual property.
I had my son May 28,2019 and it was hell of a day. I was schedule for my c-section at 7:30 am and when I went in I did everything they asked me to get ready for surgery. They lost my drug test they didn't have records on me ( But they called me the day before to confirm) So I could not have the... Read more »
Next time, find a different hospital.
It doesn't appear that you have been damaged monetarily by the hospital's mistakes.
The end of Oct 2019 I was forced to quit my job at Pollo Tropical in Sunny Isles due to being evicted, my car being totaled, and having to move to my mom’s in Hollywood. I had spoken with my employer regarding the strong possibility I would need to transfer because I was on the verge of losing my... Read more »
If you make your unemployment insurance claim, chances are that you will be deemed to qualify.
The AC where I live gives constant problems, I told the realtor who is the middle man between me and my landlord told me that I could get it repaired but the cost would be on me so I mentioned the contract states that any repair over 100$ is to be paid by the landlord and that i had no problem on... Read more »
And your question would be whether the landlord has to honor the "repair and deduct" contract clause? The landlord's warranty work is the landlord's problem. I believe the landlord will have to honor the clause. But you should have an attorney review the contract to be sure.
Probably not, but you should have a Florida attorney review it to be sure.
The lease states that payment by check is one of the accepted payments methods. The office states they are no longer accepting payment by check, citing concerns over Coronavirus. However, they are open by appointment to show you "in person" how to work the online payment system (where you must... Read more »
If and when they seek to evict you for non-payment, you simply inform the court that you attempted to pay by check and the check was refused.
we use to talk but I guess numbers have changed again. Before when numbers changed I knew where she lived but now I have no way to get ahold of her and it has been 6 months
And what do you want to know? Do you have to continue paying child support? Yes.
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