Since my money pays the attorney why is that not a conflict of interest if I sue the HOA.
answered on Feb 2, 2023
Did you tell the attorney something in confidence, believing the attorney was representing you? Or did the attorney give you legal advice? Only in one of those cases would it be a conflict of interest.
The bank says I need a court order to close it. Balance is roughly $3,000. How do I get a court order?
answered on Dec 30, 2022
Actually, a court order might not be necessary. Call the bank's attention to Florida Statute 735.303 and send them an affidavit as set forth in that statute. The statute can be accessed here:... Read more »
answered on Nov 3, 2022
Normally no, you don't. Giving a gift transfers ownership.
I’ve searched for the answer online but only found the phrase “it’s not required”. Though it’s somewhat of a grey area. They’re not considered real guns but also not considered toys either. I want to add the orange tip because of my own safety, I don’t want it to be mistaken as a real... Read more »
answered on Oct 7, 2022
I am fairly confident that there is no law prohibiting you from adding an orange tip.
It's me against a hospital fir letting my records be obtained by an employee with I'll intent. They didn't protect my confidentiality. They promised to do so when I warned them of their employees threats.
answered on Sep 23, 2022
A proposed order is an order you want the judge to sign.
When my wife left, she was a zombie. It took all of her personality from her. Took about a week to recover. Since then, she got help and went to therapy. She’s been doing great. Until this week. A month ago, our pharmacy said we were not allowed to fill her medicine for 90 days. I argued and they... Read more »
answered on Sep 17, 2022
Sue the pharmacy for what; no proper medication for three days? Just go back and get the right prescription.
It is saying I must move to dissolve the writ of garnishment within 20 days
answered on Aug 30, 2022
You need to file a claim of exemption within 20 days of receiving notice of the levy. You also might want to contact the judge's judicial assistant to see how soon a hearing can be held.
My son has been here for 3 years now Cape Coral Florida and now the grandmother needs something that will allow her to get him insurance. He's decided to finish school here.
answered on Aug 24, 2022
What is your question? This "something" she needs; has she asked the insurance company what that something is?
answered on Aug 22, 2022
Someone sued you asking that you be removed from the property? If so, how have you been damaged?
I haven't been to trial yet I was wondering will I be sentenced for each crime
answered on Jul 29, 2022
No, the double jeopardy clause probably doesn't apply; it appears that you are accused of having committed the same crime twice, and on two different occasions.
I just want my car and my stuff. How can I go about getting it back
answered on Jul 28, 2022
Personal property, such as automobiles, are normally divided in a divorce. If the two of you can't settle this among yourselves, a divorce is the obvious solution.
answered on Jul 26, 2022
What is your question? Don't talk to them without an attorney.
I work and live at a hotel. My vehicle has been broke down for about 2 weeks. It's sitting in the same parking spot we normally would park in. The owner has asked me to move the vehicle to the back of the hotel so it would not be seen by other guests. I haven't moved it because I... Read more »
answered on Jul 10, 2022
Yes, of course. It's his space and he can have any vehicle towed, assuming he has given you reasonable notice.
answered on Jun 30, 2022
Are you talking about Uniform Transfers to Minors Act (UTMA)? If you are suing someone you should be looking for a litigator, financial malpractice litigator.
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Is that legal for him to do just to get back at me for Not staying after moving in an agreeing to be his girl friend so now desputing charges he paid for me an now he trying to screw me over
answered on May 14, 2022
If you are trying to ask a question about, when you move in together and things don't work out, whether you can sue for breach of contract; the answer is no. Had you been married, on the other hand, you would very well have a number of options.
answered on May 11, 2022
The Latin phrase "pro se" is probably the term you're looking for.
I also want to know if a Learner's Permit is accepted as ID instead of a Driver's License when applying for passport.
answered on Apr 30, 2022
Yes, you need parental consent until your 18th birthday. But at that time a learner's permit will probably be an acceptable form of identification.
The marketing company did not deliver of services we paid for. Instead of staying on topic, he started insulting me to others and publically like Jezebel, a Feminist terrorist. Mind you I've only interacted 4 times with him over the year. The owner has almost entirely worked with my male... Read more »
answered on Apr 28, 2022
You might be able to sue for defamation, but keep in mind that you would have to be able to prove damages. Florida Statute 836.04 is interesting; I doubt that any prosecutions based on it are made pursuant to it, in this day and age.
I don't have a car to pay the $5 so is that the only way to get a response because it's really sad that this world has come to making a profit off of somebody else's misfortunate it's really terrible I just needed some help with my Dad's passing away it's already hard... Read more »
answered on Apr 27, 2022
Yes, you definitely should edit this post if you want someone to respond.
Apparently, you need to pay someone $5, for some reason, but you don't have a car (or perhaps a card). Do you have an envelope and a postage stamp? A check or money order would also be a good idea instead of... Read more »
answered on Apr 5, 2022
A Florida attorney could advise best, but your post remains open for four weeks. Unfortunately, there are a number of parties involved between the bank, insurance carrier, and other possible interests, and if there was a lapse in coverage, they can repossess. It could depend on the arrangements for... Read more »
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