Depending on the basis for seeking sanctions, the type of sanctions sought, and whether the issue is related to any issues on appeal, that may be possible. However, it is not possible in this online forum to give a definite "yes" or "no" answer to your question, which depends... View More

I assume you mean statute, not statue. There probably is no statute that is specifically addressed to fraud on the court, but there is plenty of case law (published appellate court decisions) on that subject. Also possibly relevant to this issue is Fla. Statute Section 57.105(1), which is a basis... View More

Sorry to hear about your horrible ordeal. You cannot obtain an online answer to the question, "How likely am I to win?", for this potential case or any other. You need to schedule a consultation with an attorney to review the facts and relevant documents. Also, there are relatively few... View More

Whether you have some kind of legal remedy depends on various factors, starting with what the zoning was when you moved in and any changes after you moved in, as well as whether the neighbor is in 100% compliance with the current zoning and permitting. Assuming the latter is the case, and you... View More

No one has the right to renege on a gift, but if the phone service is not in your name, and the phone was provided from the service, your mother might be able to get away with claiming the phone belongs to her. You seem to have much bigger problems in your household than the wrongful taking of... View More

I believe you mean libel (written defamation of character) - that is, can he be held liable for libel? First, you must be cleared of the probation violation charge. If you are found guilty, you likely cannot sue anyone for anything regarding the charge - so if the charge is still pending, you... View More

Yes, the judgment holder may attempt to garnish your account(s) and can initiate that process without notice to you, but you'd eventually be notified to give you the opportunity to file a claimed exemption from garnishment if you happen to qualify for an exemption. You need to schedule a... View More

You did not ask a question, but I assume your question would be, "Is there something I can do"? The first thing to do is to demand what you had arranged/expected to happen. If your demand is not met, pick up the phone to schedule a consultation with an attorney in your area handling... View More

There is no such thing as "a case of employment harassment" that can be made into a claim for money damages. There are certain types of legally-recognized claims in which harassment may be a related fact issue, such as in cases of unlawful discrimination based on age, sex, race, color,... View More

You did not indicate what particular program you are in, but it sounds like a pre-trial intervention program you were required to complete in order to have your charge(s) dropped. If you don't receive the certificate, you'll need to confirm in writing what has transpired with the... View More

This is a question and answer forum forum, and you have no question here. If your question would be, "What litigation steps should I take in my case now?", that type of question, which would seek specific legal advice about your ongoing litigation, can be answered only by scheduling a... View More

You likely can make a claim for the dollar value (only). But whether you can sue in court to make such a claim, and if so, where, and when (immediately or after some other step to be taken first), depends on your delivery contract terms. The contract might contain an arbitration clause requiring... View More

Schedule a consultation with an attorney handling real estate litigation or general practice; alternatively, an attorney handling landlord-tenant cases can probably help even though this is not a landlord-tenant matter. You should be able to sue for unlawful detainer and/or ejectment, and perhaps... View More

If you mean the landlord filed an eviction suit, and by "expunge", you mean erased from the court records, the answer is no. That would be the case whether you win or lose the lawsuit. If the eviction suit is still pending, hire a lawyer to try to get it resolved without an eviction... View More

In order to receive advice on whether the judge acted properly or improperly in your case, as well as what can be done if the he/she acted improperly, you need to schedule a consultation with an attorney. Whether a judge can refuse to review items of evidence depends on various factors, including... View More

The camp may or may not be in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act, depending on various factors. This publication by the American Diabetes Association is helpful: https://diabetes.org/sites/default/files/2021-06/Camp_2021_Fact%20Sheetsnewbranding.pdf

As explained there, the... View More

I agree with Ms. Kim, but another option is to ask the caller for the full name of the case (plaintiff's and defendant's names), the name and location of the court, and the case number. Your description sounds like it is either (A) a scammer, or (B) a legitimate collector (such as a... View More

It may or may not be legal, depending on the apparent purpose of the camera, and depending on if it's only video or also audio. Generally, no audio recording is lawful without the consent of the person being recorded - and it's a crime to violate that law. If it's video only, and... View More

That can't be answered without reviewing the documents and the circumstances. The first issue is whether there is a right to cancel, and if so, under what conditions, if any. If there is such as right, and all conditions, if any, have been met, issues to be examined regarding the misnomer... View More

Your inquiry does not give any facts that would form a basis for asserting that you are the victim of unlawful discrimination. Discrimination, in the employment law context, means that you are being treated differently than co-employee(s) who perform the same or similar job functions, and at the... View More