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answered on Dec 7, 2014
Maybe, if there is enough evidence to convict. The state is the victim, the woman doesn't need to "press charges."
answered on Dec 7, 2014
Approve of what? Talking, holding hands, watching movies?
I suggest you review FL Stat. 794.05
answered on Dec 2, 2014
Sue the other driver and hope you don't get hit with violating Florida's Financial Responsibility Law.
answered on Dec 2, 2014
Depends on what you consider a bf/gf relationship. I suggest you review FL Stat. 794.05
rear ended by another car
answered on Dec 1, 2014
If you are sure you aren't injured and do not require medical attention it wouldn't be worth it. Property claims are simply enough, I'm sure you can handle it. Just don't forget to seek compensation for the diminished value of your vehicle.
If any issues arise seek... View More 
My wife was in a car accident today, it wasn't bad but it happened on private property of a shopping center. She was at a stop sign where you can't really see oncoming traffic because of the median which is covered in high bushes and trees. The median separates the through street from the... View More
answered on Dec 1, 2014
Possibly. Call an attorney so they can fully investigate the issue.
total 3 herniations and 3 bulgging discs
answered on Dec 1, 2014
Yes, hire an attorney and refuse to speak with the insurance adjusters, they are not your friends.
Ball was hooked (left) into the path of a car travelling the same direction on a street left of the hole I was playing.
I live in Florida, on the road there's no sign of braking and the car just left him there to die
answered on Dec 1, 2014
You can sue for the replacemet value of your dog. I know it's not what you want to hear, but until the law changes this is all we are left with.
Argument took place in front of a supermarket on camera and in front of my six year old daughter the person spit in my face. She took off but I managed to get her tag number and called the police. They found her at home and questioned her, at which she admitted she spit in my face and accused me... View More
answered on Dec 1, 2014
This isn't a civil rights issue.
Can you sue- sure. You can sue anyone for almost anything. However, you will just be throwing your money away because this isn't a winning case. You should also keep in mind that this isn't the type of issue attorneys accept a contingency... View More
my husband does from getting kicked in the head by a cow. They want me to pay 500. down and 250. per month but if I do that I will have no money for my meds. What can I do. They won't budge. I am on oxygen and use a lot of meds and have no insurance. I take care of my husband whose has... View More
answered on Dec 1, 2014
You should call some legal aid societies or attorneys willing to work your case Pro Bono.
Unfortunately they won't budge because you are likely dealing with an individual who doesn't have authority to accept anything other than what they offered. However, you can try to send... View More
answered on Dec 1, 2014
That depends on a host of issues, but chances are good that they will have a valid reason for searching there. Especially if the suspect was found in or near it.
What if he dropped a gun in your shed, wouldn't you want the police to retrieve it?
answered on Dec 1, 2014
Much much more information is required to even attempt to answer a question about discrimination.
answered on Dec 1, 2014
Just for the fun of it or because it is needed? If it's needed and they don't mind getting involved why not let them? Nothing illegal here.
lawyer claimed he filed my lawsuit in federal court 2 months ago..he did not..and now for two months no one in his office has returned my calls
answered on Dec 1, 2014
No, that is not proper. Send a certified letter describing your concerns and requesting a call, if that doesn't get his attention call the Florda Bar's Attorney Consumer Assistance Program (ACAP). They can be reached at 1-866-352-0707, I assure you they will get his full attention.
term of the rental will begin on April 1st, 2014, and end on March 31st, 2015. If Tenant vacates before the term ends, Tenant will be liable for the balance of the rent for the remainder of the term. Tenant has the option to rent for a second year at the same monthly rental amount under same... View More
answered on Dec 1, 2014
Looks like you're on the line if they want to stay. That is, unless they violate some other term of their lease agreement.
...why would you use such a horrible contract? Please have an attorney draft you a new lease agreement so you don't run into this situation again.
Complaints have been made in reference to this dog barking, being off his leash, and the renters not disposing fecal matter appropriately The renter now claims it is a emotional support dog and has acquired a certificate bought on the internet so they may keep this dog and presented this to the... View More
answered on Dec 1, 2014
No. It wouldn't hurt to have it done though, a few dollars now may save you hundreds later.
answered on Dec 1, 2014
Sure. You can sue anyone for almost anything. Hopefully you can prove it.
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