No, it appears that he is in breach of the contract.

Sure. Take it back.

Your neighbor can record your activities from her property. And your husband can, if he wants, leave the house early in the morning. You didn't say what you want to know, but I don't see that either of you has a case.

What do you want to know? Until she sues you, there is nothing you need to do; if and when she does, you can explain to the judge what you indicated here.

You aren't clear whether or not your father was able to pick up your furniture.

You may be able to sue the apartment complex for the mistake on the part of their employee. However you probably should immediately pay the towing company, to keep the costs from continuing to mount.

The guardian doesn't have to physically do anything. The role of a guardian is mainly decision-making.

The best way to handle it is to call a towing company and have them take care of it. They will eventually sell it and you can, if you want, buy it from them.

Not true. It appears that you and your brother gave the tires and other parts to your parents. If he does this he can probably be prosecuted for theft.

And whether or not you have a license has nothing to do with it.

I surmise that you are asking about the criminal penalties for having sex with a minor. 18 is the age of consent in Florida, as well as most other places. If the person will indeed be 18, that should not be a problem.

I would consider not paying him, or even consider filing suit against him. But, on the other hand, if he is not bonded, he may be judgment-proof.

Depends on the nature of the relationship. By non-sexual, I assume you mean a platonic relationship. However if such relationship is, for example, for the purpose of committing crimes, that might be a problem.

Was her hand injured? If not, it doesn't appear that you could "get sued" (as a civil case), because there would be no damages. However you might be charged with a criminal battery.

Normally a guardian ad litem will be appointed to investigate who will inherit the decedent's interest. Once the GAL reports back to the court, the plaintiff will be able to go ahead with its case.

Well the association is not a mortgagee, they provided no money to earn a lien/mortgage. They have a right to a statutory lien for assessment pursuant to the Statutes, Section 720. Property owned by tenancy by the entirety cannot be conveyed without the other owner (husband or wife respectively)... View More

I all depends upon the circumstances. If, for example, a man accompanying a woman is expected to open her door to help her enter the vehicle. But that is not the situation here. What did he say?

No, he probably was not justified in opening your car door, as you had not given him... View More

You can look up cases online. For federal cases, google "PACER". For Florida state court cases, google "___ county, Florida clerk of court". You should find a website at which you can look up your case by your name.

No. "Deferred" means that the court is postponing any possible adjudication of guilt, instead waiting to see if the defendant will successfully comply with certain required conditions. If the defendant is successful and complies, adjudication will not happen.

Yes, if they ask.

Start by depositing the check. If I clears, your problem is solved. If it doesn't, contact the employer which wrote the check and ask that it be re-issued.

The unclaimed funds website would not apply. That is for a situation in which funds were not claimed and the holder therefor... View More

What does the lease say about your maintenance duties? If, as you indicate, the pool was not mentioned in the lease and there is a property manager, it would appear that maintenance, by the property manager, is the landlord's responsibility. If this is the case, they cannot pass the... View More