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I live in Florida. Its her property but the dogs are my property correct?
answered on Dec 1, 2014
You are correct. You'll have an easier time going forward in the civil arena than you will getting the state attorney to file against her.
If I start dating someone as a minor and I turn 18, and she's a year behind is that O.K.? I'm not 18 yet but want to know for the future. It's a weird age to be at and I don't want kissing her to suddenly become sexual assault or something.
answered on Dec 1, 2014
Ha. No, it isn't criminal. You are safe to date.
I do recommend you review Florida Statute794.05 to avoid any confusion in the future.
my friend is turning 17 December 13th, she is being control by her dad and forces to stay home cause he wont allow her to hang out with me, i am 27, she has attempted suicide and i am the very reason she is still alive and stable. her father knows this but still refuses to allow it and shes... View More 
answered on Dec 1, 2014
Since when is a 17 year old an adult?
Frankly, her father's decision to keep his (currently) 16 year old daughter away from a 27 year old Is 100% legal and perfectly sane.
You Have zero rights. He does have a right to keep you away, and you are walking a very fine line.
Landlord responsible? There is more to this story of I believe is extortion...
answered on Nov 23, 2014
Did the tennant knock it out or was it a construction defect?
I do not use my license for commerce, only for leisure. Am I still required to have a change of address?
answered on Nov 22, 2014
Yes. Also, the "freeman on the land" / "sovereign citizen" nonsense about commerce v. leisure is just that- nonsense.
We send out a check to the mortgage company it was cash not for the full amount what happens in this case we wrote on it paid in full?
Found somebody online that was giving away a dog. I wanted the dog, I noticed that my allergies starting getting worst so I posted her online for sale so that she had a home that could afford to keep her fully vetted. I also sold a litter of puppies for a family member so now I guess I am a so call... View More
answered on Nov 22, 2014
You can legally date. Your answer can be found in section 794.05 of the Florida statutes. (link provided)
http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&Search_String=&URL=0700-0799/0794/Sections/0794.05.html
What happens afterwards?
answered on Nov 22, 2014
If you have collectable assets the attorney will seek to collect them or look to garnish your wage.
sister and brother, sister anger , starts
answered on Nov 22, 2014
Besides significant injury? They would be in violation of both criminal and civil law. I think you are asking about what would happen to you- if you were really defending yourself you're safe.
We had just spent over $2000 in sod on our front lawn, and our next door neighbor ruined parts of our lawn without any sort of permission. I have "slipped" of one section of the affected area while cutting our lawn. What should I do? I, as well as our HOA have asked this person to fix... View More
I was not in the car. It was not a "car accident"
answered on Nov 19, 2014
A personal injury attorney- we handle more than just "injuries."
answered on Nov 19, 2014
It depends who had the risk of loss at the time of the theft.
them what can I do to get my tools back
stealing hours. Well i put in my claim and got compensated the following year in 2009 or 2010, it is now 2014 would i be able to work for that company again or is it out of the question? ??
answered on Nov 19, 2014
It depends on their hiring practices. Send in an application and see what happens.
He fired me for no reason and i believe it was due to my background and probation.... is that legal? And now i am dealing with an unemployment appeal which they filed and used terms " unsatisfactory job performance..... which my conduct was excellent... always early for work...never called... View More
answered on Nov 19, 2014
Florida employers can legally fire anyone they chose barring discriminatory practices or contracts to the contrary.
answered on Nov 19, 2014
You would need to supply much more facts. That said, you would have to have quite the story (and damages) to convince anyone that there is a viable claim related to the accusation of battery.
answered on Nov 19, 2014
Well, you can sue him for property damage and your daughter can sue him for personal injury; however, if he didn't have insurance he likely does have any collectable assets so you would likely be throwing your money away.
I was in court trying to consol my brother Moments later a police walks up to me and pushes me very hard saying, "Get back". I stumble back and fall on the bench. What can I do about this?
answered on Nov 19, 2014
Not a whole lot. There doesn't appear to be any damages- so unless you want to pay for a POTENTIAL (but not likely) moral victory I recommend forgetting about it.
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