If the divorce decree requires him to make certain payments, and if it can be proven that he failed to do that, he can be held in contempt of court. And if he is found to be in contempt of court he could be jailed. It's not clear whether the divorce decree is from Florida or Virginia.

I don't see, in the statute you cited (or in FS 316,2385 or 316.003), an exception for roads divided by grassy medians. But you could make the argument. And, depending on the circumstances of the search, you might want to also argue that the search was not justified even if you were properly... View More

No. You will be under oath, and thus obligated to tell the truth. Having been arrested is, by the way, not the same as having been convicted. Objection can perhaps be made to the question, but you have to answer it truthfully.

Contest the citation and explain what happened. You could try to explain to the authorities who are charging you, but you probably will have to go to the court hearing.

It is unclear what you mean by "transfer it to the company [you] work [for]". If you mean the results of the... View More

If you have received notice that your bank account or wages have been garnished, you need to get a form from the clerk of court on which you would claim whatever exemption applies to you. You send a copy to the judgment creditor and a hearing will be held at which you can testify under oath... View More

It's not clear what question you want to ask, but it might be a good idea to amend your complaint so as to name the lessee as a co-plaintiff.

Florida Statute 715.02 has nothing to do with deposits made on purchases of motor vehicles; it pertains to real property (i.e.: land & buildings).

When you reinstated your insurance, did you immediately notify the dealership?

That was 11 years ago! Do you imagine that once you do jury duty you are immune forever from being required to do jury duty again? By all means, don't just ignore it. Call the clerk of court and ask about it. If you are told that it is a mistake, make sure you get something in writing.

Will the "Center Art Gallery", wherever that is, appraise your art? Why not ask them?

Your question has nothing to do with Florida law. Youi need to consult with an attorney licensed in Ohio to review the pertinent documents and see if the HOA can get away with it.

Assuming there is no written contract, and unless the handbook specifically states that it will not be changed mid-year, the school probably can get away with the change.

You don't need a mediator. Just mail him a check when you have the money.

If you have not been served with process in each of the lawsuits, the time in which to respond has not expired. Contact the law firms that filed the suits and attempt to settle.

I agree; it appears to be some sort of a scam. Some things that i question include the language " You will be represented @ 700 Stewart Street, Seattle, WA - 98101". Someone else is asking you for money, so you are not being represented by anyone. But it does suggest that they are... View More

Yes, if you reside in Florida you can file for divorce in Florida.

It essentially depends on the registration of the vehicle. If it was registered to you 13 years ago, and there is no written contract to the contrary, your ex doesn't have a case.

It appears to be a motion to dismiss. While they may put that language in many such motions, that fact doesn't make it any less a motion which you need to address.

You might want to start by contacting the credit union. Ask them if their records show you owing them something, and if so, whether they sold the debt to a collection agency.

This subforum is for discussion of Florida law. You might want to post your question in Justia > Ask a Lawyer > Minnesota.

If you want to comply with the Florida Civil Rules, it's unnecessary to file such a response. One does not file a response to an answer; it's unnecessary, because Civil Rule 1.110 (e) provides that "... (e) ... Averments in a pleading to which no responsive pleading is required or... View More