None of this makes any sense-unless it is the meat of some law school exam question. Have a nice weekend.

He is responsible to paint it the way it was before he damaged it.

Whatever type of attorney is needed, he/she must be a member of the Texas Bar in order to represent you in Texas court. Unless your ex took the ashes from Fla. to Texas, he would have to be sued in Texas. Also, if Texas Court's operate the same as Florida's, you don't have to... View More

If it's abandoned, and whether that is the case depends on all of the circumstance, it can be taken by anyone.

Yes, you can ask for reimbursement. Hopefully you have documentation from the condo maintenance handyman.

Yes, always be sure to show up and fight them as they are always trying to get default judgments, that is their game mainly. Also, they bought the debt, they need to prove they have ownership of the debt and are the rightful person to collect upon it, can they prove they are the owner and the debt... View More

Sure, you and probably your mother can be sued. You should immediately notify your mother's insurance carrier.

No; unlawful detainer actions don't require 3-day notice as otherwise required by Florida Statute 83.56 (3). Florida Statute 82.03 provides that

"... (1) A person entitled to possession of real property, including constructive possession by a record titleholder, has a cause of... View More

If what you posted was a copyright infringement (and not protected by "fair use"), it's not negotiable. If you don't take it down, he can sue you. And it's not "small claims" either, by the way.

Maybe the credit reporting agency missed it somehow. But what is your question. It appears that there may be a statute of limitations issue; when did you last make a payment?

Verbal is not written and it is not a Will or Trust and it is not a deed and it is not even what Florida Intestate Statutes (without a Will) state. I think you have a real problem here as parents are allowed to change their mind and verbal promises and change their estate planning Will, etc.,... View More

Did the power company have a responsibility to do something about the tree?

Yes, your friend can sue you for what you borrowed. A written contract is not required and a text message is a writing in any event. It is very unlikely that you can be prosecuted, if what you mean by that is being charged with a crime. And a judge doesn't decide if you can repay, the judge... View More

If the judgment debtor failed to return the fact information sheet as ordered, file a motion that they be held in contempt of court.

"No trespassing" signs would be a start.

If your roommate gets you guys evicted neither of you should be liable for whatever unpaid rent. If your roommate leaves both of you are liable for the remaining rent; and you must pay all of it yourself. If you leave the same is true for her.

Normally, before a case is settled your attorney would get settlement approval from you. Did your attorney contract give your attorney settlement authority or did the attorney ask you to approve the proposed settlement?

I believe all three tenants (A, B, and C) would have to join in a lawsuit to evict A's ex-girlfriend. If, by "trespass claim", you mean reporting an allegation of criminal conduct to the proper authorities, I doubt that the police or state's attorney would prosecute.

It appears to me that, since you didn't know if the bankruptcy filing when you cashed the check, you have not violated the automatic stay.

The person can be charged with fraudulent use of credit card. You should immediately notify your credit card company if your card was fraudulently used. In addition, you can contact the local authorities if you desire prosecuting this person.