Go to the clerk of the circuit court and ask. It is public record and the clerk may know of some.

Subject records method for what? You will need to be a bit more specific and give some facts in order for us to even try to answer.

You don't just get forms to fill out. You need to hire an attorney. Attorneys draft pleadings and make their own forms for each type of pleading they need. I do not believe you will not be able to find standard forms for a quiet title action.

You have to obtain the Juris Doctorate degree and apply to take the bar. I don't know if you can do that online or by correspondence. It must be an accredited law school. Good Luck

Here is a link to the Florida Statutes main page, from it you can go to the individual statutes that you need to find.

http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?Mode=View%20Statutes&Subme...

Who initiated it is not an issue, patient confidentiality is the issue, and the legislature saw fit to enact this law to protect the right to privacy, undoubtedly.

If it is a crime, report it to federal authorities. We attorneys do not have statutes memorized and need to look them up.

I would suggest becoming a defense attorney. There are many more possibilities as well.

Withdrawal of what, in regard to what? An attorney can withdraw, a question can be withdrawn, a motion can be withdrawn.

Because the legislature enacted the law in 1971. In order to find out the history, look into the senate and house websites.

It should be automatic if the plaintiff does not respond properly. The clerk should do it, but they do not always keep track. If it has not yet been done, bring it to the clerk's attention.

Usually the year a statute was first enacted or was amended appears at the bottom of the statute. This one is very old and the year it was enacted is not listed. Probably very soon after Florida became a state.

P petition? That could mean a number of things, probate, paternity, probably something that starts with p.

You can do a search for a specific case name. You can go to the various district court of appeals websites and look at the opinions, or the Supreme Court site and look at the same. Legal research is not an easy task, and should be done by someone who has access to a large database, which is not... View More

A hearing on a violation of probation, most likely.

It means that the opponent has moved to dismiss the case, and that the complaint does not have sufficient allegations, or that it does not state a cause of action. This is a standard sentence in a motion to dismiss.

Pre trial statements should be drafted in accordance with the specific order requiring them. Each judge has his or her own way of doing things. If the form lists the same things that the judge requires, yes.

Sure. Whynot?

There is not a form for this. An attorney would have to draft a motion.

You hire an attorney to do that. I hope a default was not entered against you.