Im 33 years old and this is my first accident. I have had 1 speeding ticket about 10 years ago. I was on a 2 lane, passable road. I was behind a woman on her phone, obviously distracted and not knowing where she was going. She was going 10-15 miles an hour on a 30 mph road and kept stopping every... Read more »
From what you indicate, it seems like you have case. Give it a shot if you want.
Laws are strict in N.J. about relocating but I have support family a job here and nothing in N.J. he is demanding visitation court agreed to it. I do not trust him with my son or want him in his life at all he never was around or a parent when we were there. My son is happier with him not here.... Read more »
Actually, if the case is pending in the New Jersey court, even if you were to establish Florida Residency, the Florida courts would not have jurisdiction. See the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act,
Florida Statute 61.501 et seq. That uniform act is the law in almost... Read more »
I filed summary administration and homestead exemption. One of the witnesses to the will checked both boxes - one for personally knows the decedent and one for presenting license. The judge threw it out. As it turns out, there is not enough money in the estate to need probate. I was told by the JA... Read more »
It looks like it was the notary, not a witness who checked both boxes. If I were the judge I would not have "thrown out" the will under those circumstances (the notary knew the decedent AND saw an ID; that makes sense to me). But in any event, if the petition was dismissed and... Read more »
As soon as I paid the retainer, my lawyer became extremely unresponsive. My wife has filed for divorce and made a motion that likely contains some important accusation. I finally got the lawyer to file a "notice of appearance" after about a week of inaction, but now he is saying that... Read more »
The court in each county has an online docket system, but each one is different. I am unfamiliar with the docket in Pinellas County, but I'm guessing it might take until tomorrow morning.
The term "attorney of record" means the attorney who has "appeared" in the case for one of the parties, either by signing a pleading in that case or by signing a notice of appearance.
Probably not, but read the policy to be sure.
Evection is for a person that is being evicted for something other than non rent payment. Home is leased thru management company but person evicted is not on the lease but pays rent.
If the person being evicted needs more time after the time the court orders he or her to get out, that person should ask the judge to specify the time needed, or to order other arrangements.
I received a notice of non-renewal of my lease on a private home. The lease ends in 2 months.
The next day I was diagnosed with a foot injury and told by my doctor to stay off it for 2 months.
It is going to be real difficult to move when I have this injury, do I have legal... Read more »
No; the landlord doesn't have to renew the lease.
Or check attorneys in Crestview or Pensacola. Since the federal courthouse is in Pensacola, that's probably the best place to look.
She's a newb mother she barely know about been a mon and she's scared because she has noone to help her in there or to show her few tricks for the baby not to cry. She's scared because sometimes the baby cry's and she does everything that was teached to her but he doesn't... Read more »
Speak to an attorney who practices family law about seeking a court-ordered parenting plan.
The Bank recognized their error in 2014 and requested a Dismissal? How can a judge after 3 years order a dismissal? What written Law stipulates I can still sue the Bank and get compensation for all the damages that I am still experiencing?
What are your damages? Did you hire an attorney; if so you might have moved for attorney fees back then, but it's too late now.
Both of my kids are in Puerto rico. My daughter is now a mom and will be 21 this yr living with her boyfriend. My oldest is 22 and working. Kids mom is married and lied to the agency saying they are seperated.. But none of that was reported to asume.. While my check is being garnished my son did... Read more »
Get an attorney licensed to practice in Puerto Rico.
I have videos and pictures of blood, urine and other horrific things found in my room upon checkin, but didnt know if this is enough to pursue a lawsuit. I also have receipts of having to purchase my own bedding and linen because they had none.
You can't sue for negligence if you cannot prove damages. The only damage I see is the price of the room. You should have protested when you got to the room.
The title company has stated that, because FL doesn't recognize marital separation, the spouse must sign the title at closing. I'm wondering if the following is a loophole around her being legally required to sign the title: 1. I'm using cash from an inheritance for the down payment... Read more »
You should at the very least consult with an attorney who practices family law. For example, it is not clear what you mean by your wife signing "the title". Is this actually some sort of a "separation", or are you getting a divorce (called a dissolution in Florida)?
My bank Space Coast Credit on two different occasions the bank took my money the first time they took my full SSI check and the second time only left me $211.00. I explained to the that I am on SSI and I depend on my check to pay rent and bills and rather than them take my money in one lump sum... Read more »
It appears that the bank set off funds in your account because you owed the bank money for some reason. If this is the case, yes, they can do it.
My lease expires in June 30. He told me is selling but he did not give me a writing note. He is scheduling shows but I am very concern because I am 65 years old.
Yes, your landlord can show the house assuming he gives you reasonable notice. Obviously you can require the visitors to observe measures (wearing of masks, etc.) to protect you from infection.
My son will 22 and daughter a 21year old mom.. They are both in puerto rico and i dont know where...my son is working and daughter is now a mom and moved in with babys dad. My check is being garnished. But i see that the balance has not realy decreased.. Even after my son living with me for a year... Read more »
You have failed to indicate whether the child support order was entered by a Florida court, or by a court in some other place. Is the amount being garnished for past-due child support or is it currently owing; because normally (assuming it's a Florida order) child support ends when the child... Read more »
My son play for a aa major rec baseball team in margate fl and been with the league for about 4 years now! He recently started playing for team Elite, the first game was a disaster due to the other team scoring alot! My son sat bench that first game and I had a talk with the coach asking him why my... Read more »
A sports league such as this is for entertainment of the players and their parents. Courts will not intervene in decisions such as this on the part of coaches and other volunteers. If you don't like it, find another team or league for your son to play with.
My partner is trying to move out at the age 18, but is trying to do it quickly and needs help since the parents in question won't be willing. Would I and my friends get in trouble for helping them move out? Is it concidered tresspassing and the parents have legal reasons to harm us?
18 years of age is the age of majority in Florida and almost all other states. So your "partner" can move. If that person lives there, she or he can invite you to his or her place of residence. If the parents accuse you of trespassing, call the police and advise them if the situation;... Read more »
The granddaughter has paid the property taxes for 3 consecutive years. She would like to take ownership of the property. All tax receipts are paid in her name solely. The siblings(her deceased mother was one of them) have failed to file a probate case for the estate but have depleted all other... Read more »
A "tax lien" would have nothing to do with it, as far as I can imagine; the "client" is not a governmental entity.
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