If you mean you directly sent an email to someone about your legal issue, you cannot re-contact that person by posting to the Justia site. You instead must contact that person directly. Or do you instead mean you previously posted your issue on the Justia site but no one responded? If you mean... View More

A deposition is an interview of a witness under oath, taken in cases for various reasons, primarily for the deposition-taker (the party who is asking the questions) to prepare for trial, and in many cases, to use in support of a summary judgment motion, which requests the court to toss out the... View More

Yes. However, if you have a diagnosed disability which a physician says makes you medically ineligible for the vaccine, and you are fired for not being vaccinated, you may have a potential disability discrimination claim, as well as a potential unemployment compensation claim. From what I've... View More

Can they ask you if you're willing to sit there? Sure. But did you mean "ask" or "require"? If you mean "required me to sit there for a while before they were willing to take me inside", it depends on the circumstances, including exactly what was communicated.... View More

In layman's terms, it's discrimination (treating similarly-situated former employees differently regarding that issue), but it's not "discrimination" under the law. "Discrimination" (legally) is a term referring to treating similarly-situated employees... View More

March over to your local Court Clerk's office to seek a domestic violence injunction, also known as restraining order, to stop the stalking and cyberstalking. Not necessary to have an attorney, though of course hiring an attorney for any type of court matter is always best.... View More

That is not a do-it-yourself project. While you are not required to hire an attorney to draft the contract, you would be extremely unwise not to do so.

Yes, and you may demand/sue for reimbursement from your daughter-in-law. I'm guessing she doesn't have the money, but you could draw up an agreement, signed by her, that she pay you in installments and/or pay, or start paying, at a specified future date. If the accident was her fault,... View More

That's easy - just look at the traffic signals statute, Fla. Statutes Sec. 316.075, at http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&URL=0300-0399/0316/Sections/0316.075.html Regarding green arrows, it states: Vehicular traffic facing a green arrow... View More

Generally, yes on both. You are apparently representing yourself. If you are in civil court, you must read and understand the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure, and if you are in family court, you must read and understand the Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure. Both are on-line. If you make a... View More

You can certainly request it, but to find out whether the judge would consider it, call the judge's judicial assistant and ask him/her. You might be required to file a motion to make that request and to set your motion for a telephonic hearing. Or you might be told, "no, you filed suit... View More

Sorry to hear about your ordeal. You have raised a number of legal issues, which I will address one by one.

1. "Destroyed my belongings". That's a crime. Call the police to press charges. If the culprit is prosecuted, determine if the State Attorney's Office will... View More

Some plaintiffs will drop their case (or agree to settle very low) upon proof to them of the defendant's lack of assets, such as production of bank account statements, wage records, etc., BUT the danger in making such production is that you will have given all the plaintiff needs to know to... View More

If law enforcement has not contacted you, and you have not been served with court papers, there's nothing to do, unless you would like to complain to her employer. If law enforcement contacts you, say that you wish to hire an attorney before speaking to anyone, then consult a criminal defense... View More

You did not say if you got sick from the yogurt. If you did, and you went to the emergency room or an urgent care center, save the yogurt and promptly consult an attorney. If you did not get sick, your remedy is a refund from the store.

So why didn't you add to the written agreement that you owe nothing for July? In this situation, your lease and any written, signed modifications thereto generally control. You might possibly have an argument that you were fraudulently induced to enter into the written agreement, but for the... View More

This is a question for a Missouri attorney. Your post is mainly being viewed by Florida attorneys because you are writing from Hudson, Fla. and did not change the location. On the question page, where it says, "I Need Help in this Location (modify if needed)", you should change your... View More

You did not ask a question. You must re-post with a question.

No, not required to (if it's not requested via a court document). Whether it would be a good or bad idea to submit the financial affidavit depends on your unique circumstances and your defense strategy. The plaintiff's counsel is likely deciding whether or not to sue you (though suit... View More

Generally, you may sue a defendant where (A) the defendant is located, (B) the subject incident(s) occurred, or (C) at a location agreed upon by the parties by contract. So when you work out of your home for an entity that is in another jurisdiction, there would need to be an analysis of where the... View More