You can always sue for libel and defamation, but the real question is whether the lawsuit will be successful. You should consult with an attorney who handles libel and slander cases for that. You should know that Florida’s litigation immunity privilege provides absolute immunity “to any act... View More

Generally speaking, a criminal defense attorney would know best how to navigate the criminal justice system and analyze what is happening in order to tell you if any crimes are actually being committed against you.

Generally speaking, you could be held liable for the damages (bills). Under Florida Statute § 767.01 "Owners of dogs shall be liable for any damage done by their dogs to a person or to any animal included in the definitions of “domestic animal” and “livestock” as provided by s.... View More

This is an oddly specific question. It may be illegal, and probably is. I can see that you're thinking of it in a "self-defense" sense, but it is not that clear and easy to be sure that the action is justified/"legal." In Florida, a person (Defendant) would be justified in... View More

Gain time or "good time" is generally automatically calculated by corrections. You should not need a lawyer or a motion for this to happen.

I hate to not give you a simple answer on this, but it depends on a number of factors. You should contact a "probate" attorney in your area. That's the type of attorney who deals with transfers of property due to the death of a person.

He could very well get in trouble when he turns in the affidavit. Another term for an affidavit where a person says they committed a crime is a "written confession." He should consult with a criminal defense attorney before he does anything like that.

I would guess that you do, but the person you want to consult with on this is an accountant/CPA.

The answer is going to depend on a number of factors, such as the type of business entity, the operating agreement, the division of shares, and other things. I recommend that you consult with an attorney asap. You can speak to them, send them the relevant documents, and potentially retain them to... View More

Suggestions:

1) Call the Judge's judicial assistant and ask them what the judge prefers. You can find their contact information by searching for the judge on google, which will usually have their office's contact info;

2) E-File the exhibits through Florida's E-filing... View More

This may be the basis of a lawsuit for Trademark Infringement. You can hire an attorney to send them a cease and desist/demand letter, and potentially file suit for damages.

It depends entirely on the facts on your case and the reason why the state has not filed charges yet. It could be that they are having trouble getting in contact with the victim, or another reason. It is impossible to say based on the information provided.

You can consult with and retain an attorney who deals with insurance claims. The attorney should be able to do this on a contingency basis, which means you don't pay the attorney up front, but if you recover additional money, the attorney receives a portion of that.

You can mail in a public records request to the state attorney's office and/or the police department requesting all documents, photographs, video recordings, audio recordings, and police reports pertaining to a specific case number.

In order to have someone assist you on this very serious matter, try to phrase this as a question. For example, what question do you want an answer to? Ex: Can they do that? What should you do next? You may want to directly consult with a criminal defense attorney in your area.

You may have a claim for a breach of contract. An essential factual element of a breach of contract claim is a material breach, that the defendant either failed to do something essential which a contract required it to do or that the defendant did something which a contract prohibited it from doing... View More

There is no set time frame to give notice to a client that their case is set for trial, but attorneys have an ethical duty to communicate with their clients and keep them reasonably informed of the case and the events in it. You may want to ask your attorney to request a continuance.

It is impossible to say what a likely sentence is on someone, even with this description of the facts. I can tell you that those are very serious charges and that it is in her interest to have a competent criminal defense attorney. A plea deal is almost always possible, but it depends on a lot of... View More

The best advice I can give is that neither of you should contact the officer and you should hire a traffic ticket attorney for your son and explain the situation to them.

A warrant can be issued if you are not on probation for a number of reasons, but a VOP warrant can only be issued if you are on probation. It was likely an error by the clerk or the judge.