The vehicle is now an asset of yours. The value is fair market value not what you think its worth or what you paid or what he paid.

Under Fla. Stat. 222.25(1) you may exempt $1000 in value of a motor vehicle. You may also use any other exemptions (known as stacking) allowed to you by law.... View More

I second that. No right to a jury trial in mortgage foreclosure cases in virtually all instances. You would need to speak to a mortgage foreclosure defense attorney for specifics, but its almost always the case.

Why dont you simply move to another unit or another extended stay facility if you dont have a contract?

This will depend on a number of factors, including who you were fostering dogs for. Most importantly you need to review what agreement you had to foster as it almost certainly had a liability waiver built in somewhere.

Sure. I dont see why thin would be an issue. Its up to the judge, ultimately but Ive personally done it as a practicing litigation attorney.

As the buyer, before making any commitment whatsoever.

Even then, making any commitments contingent upon marketable title.

You should hire an attorney. You could really damage yourself by trying to save money by NOT having an attorney assist you in this.

Look to your employment or equipment agreement. It should have the timeline in there. If not, you should return any property that is not yours as soon as possible to avoid potential problems.

In small claims there isnt necessarily a discovery deadline to produce. You will though have the opportunity to cross examine the party attempting to authenticate and introduce the document.

You have the right to contest the ticket. Follow the directions on the citation for doing so. You may wish to reach out to a "ticket clinic" (a law firm that does traffic ticket defense) for help. Many people believe its worth the cost, but that's up to you.

Pets are personal property in FL. You would want to show the court what you can about your care and support of the animal (financially) and then its up to the judge to decide who the owner is. Obviously, there can be only one prevailing party in the claim because there is only 1 animal.

Sounds like the proposed order (or the order entered) did not contain a sentence/provision dissolving the writ. If the writ is already dissolved, this is unlikely.

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That you are receiving one of the statutory notices required under CH 77, and its just getting to you late or the... View More

The only realistic, meaningful way to handle the situation is to contact an attorney in your area who handles cases of toll violations and suspensions. Your case isn't that odd to be unheard of. An experienced attorney will get you your best results, the fastest way possible.

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What do you mean on the property? Are they tenants in the home? Or are you referring to a boundary dispute of some sort? You may want to re post with some more specifics to get guidance.

Well for now you are still the titled owner of record. You probably dont just want to let the vehicle sit or it will be towed and cost much more than you will pay to have it towed now, REGARDLESS of who agreed to what.

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Animals are considered personal property in FL. If you were given the dog as a gift, then generally no it cannot be simply taken back.

If the disagreement is important enough, a lawsuit may be appropriate to resolve the dispute.

If a judgment is obtained against you without notice to you, there may be a valid challenge to the judgment you could make.

These arguments and cases are technical and its best to hire an attorney to assist to see that the case is presented properly.

You can always refuse to sign.

That being said there are potential consequences to not allowing the payment to be made, even if you disagree with the quality and finality of the workmanship.

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Perhaps. There is more to it than just the damage and the ownership of the tree. A party seeking to recover would need to be able to demonstrate the branch came from a tree on your property.

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It sounds like a garnishment was served on your bank. This would indicate a judgment was entered against you. Judgments in FL are good for 20 years. You should reach out to an attorney familiar with wage and bank garnishment immediately to preserve any rights you have.

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They cant take your social security. See a consumer protection attorney if you wish. Document all calls from the collector (date, time, name, what was discussed) and save all letters and other correspondence.

Hope this helps.