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answered on Dec 17, 2014
If I'm following your question right- you were involved in an accident, in your friend's car, which was under your friends control at the time of accident. If that is the case it is not your fault. But that doesn't matter now anyway, what does matter is you and your friends health.... View More 
I was issued a judgement to pay arrears and continue paying current support. One child will turn 21 in a month the other in a year.
by myself butnot for my company because was closed, how can I affecting me if no answer for my closed company?
answered on Dec 14, 2014
How was your company closed? Did you file with the state to close it or did you just stop paying for the license? Does the company still have assets? How it was formed may dictate if you are personally responsible for the companies liabilities.
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answered on Dec 13, 2014
You can deal with it. You aren't an adult, you don't get to make those decisions.
Do you have any lawyer that may be able to handle this case?
answered on Dec 9, 2014
Use the "find a layer" tab on this site or google around and call some attorneys, schedule a consultation and see if you feel comfortable with the lawyer- you should be able to find an attorney willing to help.
I am a victim of identity fraud, I received a debt collector letter stating that they are going to garnish my wages within 20 days. how do I find / prepare a motion of writ to send to the debt collector to stop this.
answered on Dec 9, 2014
What type of debt is this? Has there been a lawsuit? You need to hire an attorney.
answered on Dec 7, 2014
I suppose that would depend on the type of violation you are talking about. If it's a civil rights issue you would need a civil rights attorney.
A dog was left in my care over a month ago. The owner has not been able to be reached and has not provided food for the dog. We have been caring for this dog with our own money since she came to our home. If the owner wants the dog back are we obligated to return the dog to her. What is the length... View More
answered on Dec 7, 2014
FL Stat. 705.19 deals with the abandonment of animals by owner.
he was given a year of probation; however, the center took him away to another facility for his own good because he kept living the facility where he reported to his probation officer. One day she visited and he wasn't there and she reported him. since he has been in recuperation for 21 months... View More
answered on Dec 7, 2014
You will need to hire a criminal defense attorney. Best of luck to him.
dis not pay taxes and insurance in our lease agreement on the total of $ 1751.00. I am in Florida and can not easily take her to small claims court.
Say a 16 year old and 24 year old wanted to have sex but lived in Florida could they just go to Alabama where the age of consent is 16 and have sex or do they have to be residents?
answered on Dec 7, 2014
No, you cannot cross boarders for such activity. Well, you can, but it wouldn't help you in anyway.
I suggest you review FL Stat. 794.05
Both of us hurt. She had full coverage, I had pip & liability. Why when I went to get looked at they wanted $ from my $500 deductable. I pay first then Ins. Pay later....? Need a lawyer?
answered on Dec 7, 2014
Sorry.
Unfortunately, animals are viewed the same as a couch in the eye's of the law- as property. You can sue for the value of your companion animal.
I'm with this guy and he's scared if e talks to me he could go to prison but if we just talk no sexual contact happens is it still illegal and possible for my parents to press charges And if so after I turn 18 and tell them could they still press charges considering we where together wen... View More
The pharmacist told m they dont ring people up back there but ive been a customer for years so i knew that was false so i went up front and the cashier went back to where the pharmacist was and when she came back she said the pharmacist told her she disnt ring me up because i was sick
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