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They said they only give the other party the check and not me.I don't think thats right.I can use the money now and pay for it to be done later.single mom and it's Christmas I paid 1,400 for the windows out of pocket.
answered on Dec 18, 2015
You have not given enough of the actual facts here for a full answer. Who is writing a check, to whom? for what?
answered on Dec 18, 2015
If the lease is not renewed, it becomes a month to month tenancy, and I believe that only 15 days notice is required.
Rule 2.516 states that when service is made by mail or e-mail, you get an additional 5 days. BUT if you are served a compliant via hand delivery (service of process) and you will serve your responsive pleading via e-mail, do you still get the additional 5 days for "mailing" the responsive... View More 
answered on Dec 18, 2015
I do not think so. Get the responsive pleading in prior to the expiration of 20 days.
My parents say if i leave before i turn 18 they will call the police.. can they do that even if i have my high school diploma? What will happen if they do? What if i go to a different state for college with my boyfriend without there concent?
answered on Dec 18, 2015
Yes, they can do that. You will be taken home once you are found. If you go to a different state, the boyfriend might get charged with a crime.
Sellers offered to reshingle roof before sale as home inspector found roof was needed. Also passed home owners insurance inspection after reshingled . Now we have leak/rot & possible structural damage. We called the original roofer that re-shingled before sale & he stated he advised... View More
answered on Dec 18, 2015
You will have to have a full discussion with a local attorney about this. It would be best to get someone who knows both real estate and construction. The problem is that you will have to pay an attorney to sue, and that comes with no promises other than the attorney will do his best. Find out how... View More
I know on job applications, they ask if you have any felonies or arrests, but the only one I have was when I was a kid for getting in a fight with my mom. Since this shouldnt be on public records, do I have to put anything, since this will most likely affect the chance of me getting hired and... View More
answered on Dec 18, 2015
It depends upon exactly what the question is as to how to answer it.
I filed a small claims case against 2 veterinarians (one is the owner of the business the other the vet on duty the day in question) I was offered a partial refund of the $600 I was charged the day in question. So many things happened including one medication listed as going to be injected but a... View More
answered on Dec 18, 2015
You should hire an attorney for this matter, at least go and speak with one and have a full discussion about it.
I no longer stay in Florida I've been in Georgia for two years and will be filing taxes this will Florida take my taxes
answered on Dec 17, 2015
If you owe child support, your income tax return can be siezed. Your wages can also be garnished with an income deduction order.
answered on Dec 17, 2015
An employee can be out of work due to sickness, but should always get a note from the doctor if the employer requests it.
Had car accident in 1988. Been dealing with NJPLIGA since Allstate dropped me into their hands. It's been a nightmare. How can I stop this?
answered on Dec 17, 2015
You simply have not given enough facts here for any sort of answer. Go have a full discussion with a local attorney about this.
I'm in Florida. My personal property is on someone else's property who has recently died. The person over all of the property is claiming that my property is considered part of the estate because "that is what the court said". Is this correct? Will I be able to get back my property?
answered on Dec 17, 2015
You need to hire a probate attorney and make a claim in the estate if it is not too late.
He only paid $25 once and act like that's enough. I asked him that I need money for my son medicine he hasn't given it to me and I know he works. I am currently unemployed because I recently graduated from the American Red Cross so I been waiting on interviews for my profession. I need... View More
answered on Dec 17, 2015
Have you filed a paternity case? If not, that is what to do. If you have filed a paternity case and child support has been ordered, you might be able to transfer to your county the enforcement. Go see the child support enforcement people at the department of revenue.
And we're the only two heirs and I'm the oldest can it be granted to him?
answered on Dec 17, 2015
It will be granted to him, unless you hire an attorney and want to fight over this.
My father is disabled and currently has a tenant in his house that is not keeping up with any cleaning in the house. The house has become infested with spiders and cockroaches.
answered on Dec 17, 2015
It is the landlord's responsibility to get an exterminator. Generally, you could do all the footwork, and perhaps you can get a power of attorney.
answered on Dec 17, 2015
The law is quite convoluted on this subject. The interest rates vary from year to year and yes, the interest goes to the payee.
I was sentenced to 3 years of probation in 2012 I went to rehab for my drinking I was returned back to probation after rehab and I failed a drug test and they wanted me to do 52 weeks of counciling it was 50$ a week on top of my fines I could not afford it and I stopped going my sentence was... View More
answered on Dec 17, 2015
You violated probation, and could spend an entire 5 years in prison, minus time served, it appears. Get counsel swiftly.
One child had decided to live with me . the other my ex. I am trying to figure out how the child support will work as we split the children . they are both 17 years old and twins . My ex has not worked in over 7 years . I make about 3400 a month net . the child that lives with me doesn't go... View More
answered on Dec 17, 2015
What you need is to have a full discussion with a local family lawyer.
My son's father had his lawyer send me a request for a lump sum payment for the final last 1 1/2 of payment with a discount to him. He wants to finish "this chapter in his life". But I can't afford college by myself.
answered on Dec 17, 2015
Child support or alimony? Maybe you do not want to get a lump sum if it is alimony, but rather payments as agreed.
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