Generally, law enforcement makes the decision and the abuser is arrested. You may want to get some investigative reporters and make this known. You may also want to go to your county attorneys office and take a criminal complaint against him. If you are living with him, get out of there and to a... View More

Go to the family court clerks office in your county, take your ID and ask them to copy a complete copy of the case file in any case in which you are a named party. If she has filed anything to adopt, you will be a party to it and they will be able to locate it for you.

No. You will Not be able to discharge the last three three years tax obligations prior to filing (ie file today, 2022, 2021 and 2020 tax obligations non dischargeable). The rest should be dischargeable if the returns that year were timely filed or more than three years has flowed since the filing... View More

Your attorney is correct. That is not a violation of the automatic stay nor is it an attempt to collect a debt. While they may have referenced it when you called them, they did not take any affirmative act toward collecting the debt. Id stay with your current lawyers. They are trying to keep... View More

You are violating the DVO by returning home before it is amended. If anyone reports it or if the police are called and find you there, you will likely be arrested and charged with violating the dvo. You should go somewhere else to stay, hire a lawyer to get the dvo amended, and not have any... View More

Depends. If it is only known to the buyer, that would imply the seller does not know about the error, which might be difficult to prove fraud. Alternatively, you should make everyone aware and either withdraw your offer or renegotiate the offer. The burden of proof will be on you to prove the... View More

She still has an ownership interest in the house regardless of how long she’s been gone so she can still come and go as she pleases. The money her dad put down is a non marital interest that will be restored to her by the court. The best thing to do is get the divorce filed and moving so you... View More

They can look into anything the wish but I would be careful signing anything without consulting their bankruptcy lawyer. If they are in a 7, they can proceed however they wish. If they are in a 13, they will need permission from the court before they sign or commit to taking any action.

Simply NOtify the first lawyer inWriting that you are terminating his services and ask him to send the file to the lawyer you are hiring.

No one can take any action while the automatic stay is in place. Your co-owner should have been listed in the bankruptcy as a potential creditor which would preclude him from coming after you for the money although he may be within his rights to ask that it be sold.

First, go to the shelter and make absolutely sure it is your dog. If so, take all the paperwork of proof of ownership to the shelter and show them. Pay any fees associated with her board while she’s been gone. If they won’t give you the dog, hire a lawyer and file suit.

Likely he will have to answer the charge of unauthorized use of a vehicle. He could be detained by the court, but likely will not be unless he has an extensive juvenile record beyond what you’ve detailed here.

It is likely not exempt, although depending on the value, you may be able to protect it with your FLorida or federal exemptions. Consult an experienced bankruptcy lawyer to review your entire financial situation.

Generally not unless it involves the purchaser becoming so large as to violate the Sherman Anti-trust Act. The activity you describe is called corporate raiding but is usually legal when performed within the rules of a particular state.

You should consult a competent bankruptcy lawyer near you who can correctly analyze your financial situation and help you make the right decision. Costs roughly are probably $1500 to $2500, depending on the amount of work to be done.

No. It is the drivers fault. Report it as a hit and run.

Yes, unless the ACO has a search warrant.

Yes. She can take you to court if she is the mother of the children. Yes. It is legal. If her request is denied or determined frivolous, you could be awarded your attorney fees insured.

Yes. Your brother can sell it and the new owner can have you removed. With no will, mothers estate will be divided among her children so you will have to either buy out their shares or sell your share and receive the money.

180 days if other cases. You have to make a motion for a speedy trial in the case before the time starts to run.