553.505 Exceptions to applicability of the Americans with Disabilities Act.—Notwithstanding the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, private clubs are governed by this part.
Assuming you are quoting a section of the US Code, private clubs ARE NOT exempt. The "this part" pertains to PART 553, not SECTION 505.
Florida License Veterans . On The health certificate vet noted that the puppy only had one testicle that dropped at the time. The puppy was sold without breeding rights. And a health Guarantee that Said that the new owner must take the new puppy to the vet within 72 hours I’ve never heard... Read more »
I'm guessing that you want someone to agree with you that they don't have much of a case. I agree.
I got into an uber accident but wasn't hurt. The police were called and they told us it was the other driver's fault.
Good afternoon. I would contact a lawyer if you were injured or are in pain so you can understand your rights. If you have been injured or are in pain you should seek medical attention immediately. If you don’t, you may compromise your claim and the amount of benefits you could be entitled to.... Read more »
support. Just to end it and keep ,y som safe from abuse. I filed for disability for my son and now they’ve sent a letter saying they’re going to enforce child support payments from the father. Is it possible I could get the child support, or will the divorce decree overturn this.
It is not legal in Florida to "waive" child support. However, the monies that you received from your ex could be considered an advance payment on child support depending on how your agreement is written. Anytime that you seek government benefits they are going to investigate the child support... Read more »
I'd like to take my child out of state (FL) for a visit with friends and family, but my baby's father has threatened to call the police for kidnapping if I do so. I'm unsure if 1. That anything bad will happen for me custody wise if I do so and 2. If cops are legitimately called, if I can talk it... Read more »
Unless he has been to court for child support and or paternity he has no legal rights to the child. You should be able to travel wherever you like without breaking the law.
Im currently going through divorce and my Husband isn't co parenting with me he keeps our child for longer days than expected an he's making it very difficult to raise our child. I know we have to wait on a mediation date from the court but is it possible for me to call the court house an ask when... Read more »
You have raised many issues in your post. I will try to address one at a time.
Yes you can and should call the courthouse and schedule a hearing, do not wait for the judge because the judge will not do it for you.
Regarding mediation, the court will generally not order mediation... Read more »
Am i obligated to completely replace the door, or can i repair it if it is repairable.
This is not a legal question--at least not now. Rather than spend valuable time asking questions on AVVO I strongly suggest that you either fix or replace the front door--unless you like to be robbed.
with the neighbor next door that moved here in 2014. She put up a short chain link fence on the property line and says her property extends 2 feet into my rental property. There are 2 dead small pine trees 2 living pines about 40 feet tall and 1 foot circumstance. She says I planted the trees so I... Read more »
You are not responsible. If anybody is responsible, it would be your landlady. but I don't see why she would be responsible either. If the trees are on her property she should remove them, if she desires.
Maternal grandparent is filing for visitation of grandchildren in the state of Arizona. She is also requiring in the filing that while the children are with their father in the state of Florida that visitation be required. Can an order for grandparent visitation filed in the state of Arizona... Read more »
Although there is no grandparent visitation in Florida, you need to apply the law where the order was issued. If the children primarily live in Arizona and the court order is from Arizona then you must look at the law of Arizona.
I filed a Motion of Contempt on the Standing Law Order due to my spouse not returning our 4 year old daughter. She never been away from me this long its been 6 weeks now due to me not knowing her whereabouts and not being able to contact my soon to be ex husband. I filed an emergency contempt but... Read more »
Hiring a lawyer will always "speed up the process"--assuming you locate and hire an experienced lawyer that is.
You should call around. Most counsel charge between 4 to 5 thousand. Other counsel charge less, but it depends on the unique facts of each case.
my childs father hasn't seen her in 2 years and i'm afraid to file for child support because I don't want him to try to take her away, since she doesn't even know him. I just want to know if I can file for child support knowing his rights will not change unless he tries to file separately for... Read more »
The father would have to pursue timesharing in order to get it, regardless of any child support obligation. Even if he does try, you can show the court that he has been absent for two years. All decisions by the court will be based on the best interest of the child.
The issue is they yell very offensive things to all of our guests when they come and go, and yell at our children when they are playing outside. There is no physical abuse.
Your question is too vague regarding the word "harassing". I suggest you post a new inquiry with a very short summary of the wrongdoing you are complaining of (up to about 4 or 5 sentences). In any event, if the "harassing" that you complain of falls under a category of wrongdoing that a Court... Read more »
First, you get the court to order that the judgment debtor complete a fact information sheet. Once you have that information, you proceed to levy upon whichever non-exempt assets the debtor may have.
For example, assuming I know their PO and call their office/ email, can they tell me if a current probationer is in compliance with their terms, attending court ordered substance abuse classes, paying fees, and/or completeing community service.
I doubt a probation officer would disclose any information unless you were the attorney, court official or had a release/power of attorney from the probationer.
Is 25000 a year for the assistant position (7am-230pm) and she gets paid $20/hr for aftercare ( 230pm- 5pm). She works a 10 hour day 50hrs a week. She’s now being told there’s a new 2020 FL law saying she will get overtime. Should she have gotten overtime from the beginning of working there? Thanks
The short answer is that she likely was entitled to overtime from the beginning of her employment, assuming her primary job duty did not involve teaching. The long answer requires an analysis of multiple compex issues under the FLSA. First, it is true that effective January 1, 2020, the salary... Read more »
Several Months ago, i had an appointment with my doctor to remove an IUD (intrauterine device) and have it replaced with a new IUD since the old one was already over 5 years and it was time to change it. At the end of the appointment, i was told that it would be best to remove the old one and... Read more »
I'm sorry for your painful ordeal here. From the facts you present, failure to remove the first IUD appears to be breach of duty of care, which would ordinarily be a basis for a medical malpractice case (together with other legal elements that include causality and damages). If you are... Read more »
I let my daughter go with her father for the weekend he was suppose to bring her back instead he decided to withdraw her from daycare, block my number and any attempt for me to contact my child. I filed for divorce soon after this happened but hes still not allowing me to see her its been 4 weeks... Read more »
You need to apply to the court on an emergency basis regarding timesharing. Try to consult with a local family lawyer.
My 501 C3 owns a piece of property in Sebring, FL. It is co-owned through a bequest with another 501 C3. The other organization went out of business. I contacted the California Sec. of State and learned this. I still pay the taxes on both properties and want to remove the name of the other... Read more »
You need to find member of final board of directors to sign a deed. You should consult with a title attorney as to requirements for your circumstances, otherwise you are probably looking at quiet title like lawsuit to gain full title
Yes. The fact that minor children live in the house has absolutely nothing to do with it.
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