Move the flag so that it cannot be seen from outside.

In general, a homeowner can play music 24 hours a day in his/her own home in Florida as long as the volume of the music is not excessive and does not disturb his/her neighbors.

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answered on Apr 15, 2024

We need more information. What exactly is the question?

You neglected to ask a question, but it's not against the law to honk back at another driver.

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answered on Jan 26, 2024

In filling out an "owner claim for surplus" form in Florida, it's important to understand that this form is typically used in situations like foreclosure, where there might be excess funds after the sale of a property. It's crucial to answer all questions accurately to establish... View More

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answered on Dec 26, 2023

Your friend can indeed take legal steps to address the issue of unpaid unemployment benefits, including pandemic assistance. If he has already submitted all the required documents and his claim remains in pending status, the first step would be to contact the unemployment office for a status... View More

It is not illegal for you to install such a camera.

It may, however, be illegal for you to record another person on that camera especially if you do so without their consent.

Yes. The trust is obligated to reimburse the trustee for such out-of-pocket expenses.

Criminal charges can be filed by the state, not the person about whom the minor testified. Charges should be filed immediately upon discovery of the alleged perjury, and they wouldn't wait until the minor turns 18.

A Florida attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. It's possible both of you could be, but depending on the coverage of your policy, you might still have grounds for reimbursement (not if bare bones liability policy, but if additional coverage provided - an... View More

Contact the Postal Service and request that your mail be forwarded to your new address.

Your question may have been overlooked under the "Uncategorized" heading for two weeks. Some questions go unanswered on this forum, but you could try reposting under the "Social Security" heading. That could increase chances of the question being seen and picked up.... View More

No, it won't change the loan terms. The debt collection agency will notify you how to make payments.

No, I don't think so. But why do you think you would need both? a license from either would be recognized in the other place.

A Florida attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. A civil litigation attorney should be able to handle this. Good luck

if your grandfather 'kicked' you out, I assume he had title, took you to court, and you have no claim to it. If that is the case, no, you apparently would have very little chance of success.

You can sue the person in small claims for the value of the tools. Probably won't collect on this kind of a person. Suggest you don't loan a tool you want to keep in the future. Consider such a loan a give away. Thank you for using Justia, Ask a Lawyer.

Do you have comprehensive insurance on your vehicle? If so, have your insurance carrier take care of it. They should be able to recover your deductible for you.

Anybody can sue anybody else for anything. But whether the mother can prevail is a different story. Probably not.

A Florida attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. If you authorized the cancellation, they would present that as a strong defense. If it was without authorization, it could depend on the extent of damages suffered. Good luck