Generally, an attorney can always quit, unless perhaps it's on the eve of trial, or some other circumstances apply so that you would be prejudiced by his sudden departure.

If in fact he found contraband, you may have an argument that he didn't have probable cause to stop you.

He should be going to court in the next few days.

Either hire a new attorney or get a public defender. Get out of jail first. Then deal with the money

Generally, a notice of hearing is supposed to state what is being heard, just the title of the motion; unless the court set it and it is a case management/status conference with no specific item being heard.

You need to reach out to the county for each hearing you need assistance at per... View More

Your situation is to complex to to answer via this forum with any detail.

The judge should not have exported commincation with either side. However the Judge can speak to one side in a Hearing if the other side refuses to go into the hearing.

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Call the police and report him and you can also contact the Florida Bar and report his inappropriate behavior.

There is no set timetable, but it should be reasonable and done as soon as practicable and possible.

Settlement disbursement timing always depends on the circumstances. If there are liens (e.g. Medicare, Medicaid, private health insurance, etc.) or health provider balances (e.g. doctor(s),... View More

You could contest the suspension of your license, but before anything else is done I expect that the case number on the order will be corrected. If you are charged with driving with a suspended license, the charges will stick, in my opinion. You received a copy of the order and knew about it.... View More

Highly highly unlikely. Mr G could have made his contract to buy contingent upon selling his home; or purchased after the selling closing. There was no literal gun to Mr G's head. Closings fall through all of the time and are not actionable beyond the deposit contemplate by the contract.... View More

Sue the tenants. The agent is irrelevant and is not the police and cannot be there 24/7 to make sure the tenants take care of your property. A property can be destroyed in mere hours, and it would be unreasonable fro landlord/tenant law to even check in weekly on the property condition inside;... View More

You have file a lawsuit with the same civil claims department? Yes, you should consider asking for a change of venue, or that a judge from another county be assigned to your case.

Not unless that person signed the form under oath.

The only help to give via rhis online forum is to suggest you hire a lawyer in your area.

Good luck.

If there is a no trespassing (or words to that effect) sign on it, you would be trespassing; that's a crime.

Based upon what you describe it's possible. You should consult with an attorney asap.

It indeed appears that the lawyer has a conflict of interest which would preclude him from representing your ex in the DV case.

Sounds like brokerage Two does not have a case, based upon your fact scenario.

I suggest that you should consult with a real estate attorney in your area to review the listing contract and any other documents that you have to be certain that nothing exist that could make you liable.

Good luck.

The night club can exclude you, unless they are discriminating for one of a number of reasons. What you describe isn't one of those reasons, so yes they can exclude you. In other words, "no reason" is good enough.

If your mom and dad agreed and that can be shown, it's OK. However if an estate was opened then they need the consent of the estate and court before closing them.

Depending on the specific actions required you can file a motion for enforcement and contempt. The responsibility to take action lies with your former spouse, not the attorney.