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answered on Dec 22, 2014
I do not know. You usually need a lot more than just the popular name of an act. Is it federal or state?
answered on Dec 22, 2014
You might be able to look this up in the Florida Statutes. You asked this question years ago.
A friend of mine is incarcerated and am trying to verify what he is telling me about his law suits. Where is the best place to look on line? Is there one best place to look? Where do attorneys look?
answered on Dec 22, 2014
In my county I can pull up a lot of public information online because I am registered wtih the local clerk in the county. The best thing to do is see if the county he has filed suits in has online access. If not, go to the clerk or clerks and ask to see the files. But he probably thinks he has... View More 
answered on Dec 22, 2014
Why would someone give you a summons for a court case that has not been filed? I need to know the facts.
My parents don't like my fiance, but they need to understand that i need him and so does this baby.
answered on Dec 22, 2014
Your fiance might get charged with a very serious crime which could brand him for life.
I got a call from the Firefighter Charitable Foundation. I told them I would send a check of $45. They said they will send me and envelope and something about a gold standard thing to put on my car? I looked them up after the call and found out some things that I didn't like. I sent them an... View More
answered on Dec 22, 2014
No. Solicitations like that with charitable foundations are not enforceable and they would have to pay over $300 to sue you in small claims court. They will not be doing that.
answered on Dec 22, 2014
Illegal as in theft? You did not steal. You ordered food and it took too long. So you left. What happened afterwards?
answered on Dec 22, 2014
What kind of lawyer do you need? Is it a civil case or a criminal case?
answered on Dec 1, 2014
Just for the fun of it or because it is needed? If it's needed and they don't mind getting involved why not let them? Nothing illegal here.
answered on Nov 26, 2014
By citing the statute. The evidence code is contained within Chapter 90 of the Florida Statutes. It would go something like this F.S. Section 90.803 (2014)
How can someone sue for visitation?
answered on Oct 24, 2014
Does the someone have rights as a parent? If the someone is not a parent, they cannot sue for visitation rights.
I want to avoid guest establishing long term residency . What is the correct way to do it?
answered on Oct 24, 2014
You need specific legal advice from an attorney who knows how to look up what you want to know. I do not think that there is a way to do this, but I do not know hotel management law.
For example in a judicial opinion one sees at the end of the sentence a phrase: "citation omitted" Does this mean the name of the case or book and page numbers in which reporter the case is cited?
answered on Oct 24, 2014
Yes, that is what it means. There are plenty of abbreviations which are used in legal writing. You can look them all up online now. A good source might be Black's Law Dictionary.
answered on Oct 24, 2014
What is a presa canorio? You might check with local government for an answer to your question.
answered on Oct 24, 2014
To supervise the agents of the DEA, in short. Have you done an internet search on this topic?
answered on Sep 26, 2013
No, you do not have a right to read the search warrant in full before the search begins. Many searches are conducted while the search warrant is on the way there. If you are charged with a crime, you need to hire private counsel to represent you.
answered on Sep 26, 2013
30 days is how long someone can be held on an extradition from another state. If he consents to the extradition, the time limit goes away.
answered on Aug 16, 2013
That would be strictly against the ethics of the lawyer and could result in disbarment. It is highly unlikely.
answered on Jul 8, 2013
Well, what a trustee is likely to do will involve writing, so the answer is perhaps by what he or she has to do, but usually not otherwise.
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