Our adoption was finalized in 2013. New birth certificate, name change, social security updated etc. Case is closed we are legally her parents. Last new patient apt we walked away from after the nurse demanded the final court order Wich I don't carry and it's the only time iv ever been... Read more »
They ask this, evidently, because the information is needed to properly treat the child. Some diseases are genetic, and it makes sense that they would ask for information about the biological parents. Note that the HIPAA rules would probably require your consent to actually tell the biological... Read more »
Background:
- Petition for cs modification filed (pro se) in May.
- Mother defaulted in June, petition filed and granted.
- The proposed consent order for timeshare was signed by both parties and was filed in July; currently waiting for Judge to sign. (It is the exact... Read more »
Consider paying the CS into escrow or depositing it with the court. If she pursues enforcement explain this to CS enforcement.
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Wouldn't hurt to try. Doing so wouldn't constitute a breach of contract, if that's what you're wondering.
Last year I only had one as well.I was not driving recklessly I just didn't notice I was speeding because the road was empty.
Remove the lead from your foot and consider using cruise control.
I was served by publication in a Family Court proceeding and the Petitioner prevailed by Default Judgement. However, the Petitioner's notarized signature nor the last name match the legal name or initial on the FL ID. For example: the person's name is "Amy Smith Jones" (First,... Read more »
Service by publication is when notice of the lawsuit is published in a newspaper. So notarization doesn't appear to have anything to do with it, except perhaps the affidavit of publication.
Someone has been financially gaining by using a different name on documentation which has been notarized (as required to be valid and binding) but, the name does not match the legal name or initial on the FL ID. For example: the person's name is "Tom Smith Jones" (First, Middle and... Read more »
You asked a similar question, which I just answered, having to do with service by publication. If the bonding company is refusing to honor the bond, prove that the same person signed it by deposing the notary, if necessary.
in a child custody case
I have no idea what you mean by "their" and "they", but no, the opposing attorney isn't required to take depositions if he or she doesn't think doing so is necessary.
My tenant brought in a dog we had agreed to with an increase of rent and the condition that it be muzzled for the protection of others. She is now refusing. Can I require her to do so and take another actions?
Probably, assuming that the lease was properly modified to that effect, in a writing signed by both parties.
A joint venture contract was signed and the other person put a name of an LLC that was not filed until the following day, it showed up officially about 5 days later on sunbiz.org. I want to know if I can claim this contract void if the day of signing the agreement, their LLC did no exist.
No, the filing on Sunbiz relates back so as to ratify the contract.
My mom was watching my child when I was in fire school. Now my mom is refusing to give me my child back and I have full custody. Sheriffs wont force get to give her back to me. I was served papers from my mom's lawer filing for temporary custody. I can't afford $5000 for a lawer and want... Read more »
Was there a previous case in Georgia or elsewhere giving you full custody? If so, the Florida courts don't have jurisdiction to award custody to your mother. File something in the (Florida, I assume) case filed by your mother explaining the situation.
We are currently outside US and we received this news without stating any reason for the lock change. Also she said she will let us into our properly paid apt only during office hours and after a personal appointment (during pandemics!). We live in South Miami, Florida; international students from... Read more »
The easiest solution would be to schedule the appointment.
The question makes no sense at all. Beneficiaries don't sign a will, the testator does.
What can I do to get my student out of taking that class? I don’t care if people want to live in sin but being forced to take a sexual preference choice as history I don’t agree with and it’s against our beliefs.
You can protest to the school &/or the school board. If the school board won't listen to them, work to get the school board members replaced in the next election. Or you can transfer him to another school.
Does the capital gain and recapture taxes transfer to the new owner?
No, you pay taxes on your capital gain when you dispose of it, even if you give it away. The new owner's basis would be zero, assuming that by "quitclaim … to a friend", you mean that the friend gets it for free.
My driver's license is expired. I tried renewing online and was told I needed to show a copy of my birth certificate. I do not have a "valid" copy of a birth certificate. For those who are not aware, the Florida DMV is currently in the same state of collapse as most of their other... Read more »
Are you indicating that you have neither? How old are you?
When I sold it I had to pay husband's judgment liens that attached to his share. Does husband owe me the money I paid due to his breach of the settlement agreement?
Probably. Have your attorney review the settlement agreement.
When the son filled out the death certificate, he stated she was a widow and did not put my fathers name as spouse and did not inform him of his wife’s death. Is there anything we can do to fix this? My father would like to know her cause of death.
Apply to the Florida Department of Health for a death certificate showing the cause of death. Your father can qualify for one that shows the cause of death, if he provides sufficient proof that she was his wife. The form can be accessed here:... Read more »
I need help with my divorce. My ex moved out of state to Indiana with our daughter without my permission, and I'm in FL. Juristiction issues ........
If the child was removed from this state and has been in Indiana for less than six months, jurisdiction would be in Florida. But you will probably need an Indiana attorney as well as a Florida one.
I have asked a lawyer before about my situation
Im dating someone who is about to turn 22. I am in my 40s. Her family is against the relationship and keep threatening with attorneys and having me arrested. I need to know what we can do. The mother has supplied her with alcohol on several... Read more »
Supplying alcohol to someone over the age of 21 is not prohibited, whatever that person's intelligence.
Also I have a car that is paid off and pretty new.
Since I don’t have a loan on it anymore can they take that as well? The car is under my name and my moms?
Retail dealers of furniture and appliances seldom perfect security interests in such property. If, by chance, they did, you might have a problem. And you might have to pay for the value of the car that exceeds Florida's automobile exemption amount ($1,000).
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