Sounds like you've been scammed, as well as extorted. You should have promptly sought advice when you did not get receipts, but seek help now - schedule a consultation with an attorney. You likely have a potential civil claim for money damages (though you might have a collectibility... View More

Sounds like you do have a valid potential claim for breach of contract, and even if not (for example, if the contract was not properly written), you may have a valid potential claim regarding the work you put in. Consult an attorney in your area who handles real estate litigation or general... View More

Lawsuit records, for both open and closed cases, are available online on the Clerk of Court website for each county. Claims that never made it as far as a suit are not.

We lawyers viewing your post may or may not have seen your prior post that you seem to be referring to, and I don't recall seeing it. Every time a post is made, an email goes to the inboxes of lawyers who have signed up to voluntarily answer the inquiries for that particular law category. If... View More

Your inquiry is too vague. I suggest you start over with a new inquiry with specifics - notice from whom, to whom? (without mentioning names) - to accomplish what?

So sorry to hear about your loss. Unfortunately, the measure of damages for the loss of your pet, as provided by law, would likely be only the fair market value of a bulldog of your dog's age at the time of his/her death and any vet bills associated with the incident. So the money that you... View More

There is no statute specifically on bringing a claim against a lawyer for breach of contract. Breach of contract, in general, is a "common law" cause of action - that is, based on traditional legal principles formulated by the Courts and enunciated in published appellate court decisions.... View More

Good question. That section reads as follows:

627.7288 Comprehensive coverage; deductible not to apply to motor vehicle glass.—The deductible provisions of any policy of motor vehicle insurance, delivered or issued in this state by an authorized insurer, providing comprehensive... View More

Are you saying the accident happened in Puerto Rico? If so, you must consult an attorney who is in P.R. or who is licensed to practice law in P.R. Since you are writing from Fla., probably only Fla. attorneys will see your post. There are probably some attorneys in Fla. who are licensed in... View More

You are liable if you in fact caused the damage. Your inquiry is vague as to whether you caused the damage, or if it was instead caused by forces beyond your control, or whether you agree or dispute that it occurred while in your possession. Whether you paid them or not, and whether you had a... View More

The broker's liability mainly depends on the written contract terms. If your dispute is over $700, I suggest you first contact a government agency handling consumer complaints, such as the Fla. Dept. of Agriculture and Consumer Services and/or your county's consumer protection office, if... View More

Your boyfriend as dog owner is likely liable, and regarding yourself, that may depend on what "authorized representative" means as mutually understood by the parties - but regardless of who, if anyone, potentially has liability, the bite victim can and probably will file a lawsuit against... View More

One option is to execute (sign with formalities) a Power of Attorney giving your girlfriend the power to open an account in your name. It's unclear from your post whether you are currently in Germany. If you are, and the account needs to be opened in Florida, you'd need to have the... View More

You inquiry is too vague. I suggest you re-post your inquiry with more specifics, such as exactly who is requiring what (but not naming names), indicating what type of business needs what type of coverage, for what activity, and the source of whatever requirement you're talking about (such as... View More

Interesting issue, but your post is very puzzling. If your ex is suing you with counts of unjust enrichment and equitable lien, I imagine he has an attorney either representing him or advising him (if he's not an attorney himself), and if so, how can he afford that if he has no income or... View More

The advice that you need is obtained by scheduling a consultation with a probate attorney. If you have inheritance rights that are being disregarded, you may contest the probate case. Act quickly.

That is a matter of the terms of agreement with the insurance company, and those terms are contained in the written policy. If the address listed for the vehicle is not the correct address, that most likely violates the policy, subjecting the policyholder to cancellation of the policy. So... View More

To determine whether a document is a legally binding contract, you must show it to an attorney. This sounds like an indemnification agreement that requires your wife to indemnify (compensate) the kennel if it's sued by the third party. A "release" by your wife would release the... View More

You actually raise a couple different issues here. 1. Can Court documents available on PACER lawfully be disclosed on social media? Yes, because they're public records, and the fact that the discloser is a lawyer who is not on your case is irrelevant. 2. Can someone lawfully make fun of you... View More

Interesting issue, which I don't have expertise in, but my somewhat-educated guess is: Regarding the issue of disclosure itself, without regard to whether it causes damage to the corporation, the answer to your question may depend on whether your corporation has a written confidentiality... View More