You did not say if you got sick from the yogurt. If you did, and you went to the emergency room or an urgent care center, save the yogurt and promptly consult an attorney. If you did not get sick, your remedy is a refund from the store.

Based on what you are saying, I would say you are safe…you may wish to ask for law enforcement to assist you.

Assuming the settlement agreement stated he would be required to refinance, then yes. File a Motion to Enforce the Final Judgment. Serve him with the papers and you're off and running. If the settlement agreement is silent as to the refinance, you may have to file a petition to partition the... View More

Sounds like you trusted the wrong person. The car is legally hers. If it was purchased in North Carolina, and you then drove it to Fla., you are at risk of her reporting it stolen, and you getting arrested for theft. You should immediately confirm with her, IN WRITING, the "deal" you... View More

You may sue whomever you did the work for in small claims court, and you could first try sending a demand letter stating you will file in small claims court if not paid. Whether it's worth your time is a question only for yourself to answer. You'd have to find out from the Clerk's... View More

No, since the puppy was not in your possession, the neighbor can't be charged with the crime of theft. However it does appear that you have a civil case for specific performance of the contract.

This issue should be addressed to the Family Court, along with whatever other issues you need addressed in that Court. If you don't already have a Family Law attorney, immediately consult one. If you cannot afford one, immediately reach out to your local Legal Aid/Legal Services office that... View More

You would sue in the county where the home is located and the work was done. You would probably want to sue both.

If you want to find out what the case is about, you can contact the clerk of court for the Florida county where your case was filed, or look it up at the clerk's website.

No.

You definitely can file a small claim, and during the pandemic, Fla. courts are doing everything remotely (video or telephonic hearings). However, when the time arrives for them to start up in-person again, you might have a problem. The first stage in small claims, after filing and serving the... View More

Hopefully you have a written contract with her. If not, you might have problems.

Whether your assets are exempt from execution is one issue; whether a judgment against you is quite another. The purpose of the pretrial conference on the 29th is to determine whether you owe the money and whether a judgment should enter. Only after that happens, and the judgment creditor tries... View More

Not possible to tell without more info and a copy of the documents you signed.

I think you have right to get your money back because there is no engagement agreement and he did not do any work.

Sounds very problematic and you need to either give the money back or get him his trailer immediately...depending on the value of the trailer you could be charged with either a felony or misdemeanor (probably a felony).

Once a bankruptcy case is dismissed, the Bankruptcy Court will not look any further into it, there is no case.

You do not specify under which classification you are entitled to an exemption of claim. If you are able to bring the evidence that proves your entitlement, then the Judge is... View More

If you are actually sued for 3 pairs of shoes, you would defend yourself by testifying that the shoes were not left there.

As law enforcement told you, the car was towed for an expired tag, not for violation of the HOA rules. Until the expired tag is replaced, it is indeed expired.

The in small claims court, missing court-ordered mediation is grounds for a dismissal by default. So if the case is dismissed the plaintiff will have to ask to reinstate the case. A statute of limitations really has nothing to do with it.