disabled and can't work, do I still have to pay rent. We have an active demand against him which was due on July 30; and he ignored us.
Yes. Your contract to pay rent has nothing to do with his negligence towards you. If you don't pay rent, he can evict you. Time to get an attorney involved.
I’m 16 years of age
Florida Statute 743.015 provides in part:
"Disabilities of nonage; removal.—
(1) A circuit court has jurisdiction to remove the disabilities of nonage of a minor age 16 or older residing in this state upon a petition filed by the minor’s natural or legal guardian or,... Read more »
Asked/begged/guilted/threatened to tell wife for years. The rest of the 10 I’ve disengaged but it never stops him. Unwanted pictures/texts/unzipped commando and groped himself in front of me ON MY PROPERTY, even a cash offer! Any excuse to start the conversation when she is at work and he’s... Read more »
Compensated for what monetary loss? Unless you can prove that you had to spend money, or lost something of monetary value, because of his actions, you don't have a case.
Yes, in fact settlement agreements can demand you to do or not do anything--legal.
The only question here is do you want to go through with the settlement or not?
That is not a do-it-yourself project. While you are not required to hire an attorney to draft the contract, you would be extremely unwise not to do so.
Games name we want to be rebound. But, mattel has a trademark on the word Rebound. What legal action could they take against us we named it such. Or are we safe todo so and name it as we please?
No, you are not safe
You need to consult with an attorney to understand your risks
The court is in Florida and I live in Georgia. Do I need to put in the motion a reason such as distance or can I just request to appear virtually and leave it at that?
Yes, of course you should give your reasons. It is up to the judge, and if you don't give your reasons it is more likely that the motion will be denied.
I’m looking to move out of the country with my child. We currently live in Florida. I’ve asked my ex who lives 7,000 miles away if they’ll agree to it. They are being a bit difficult. However, our agreement has no section specifying anything about relocation. How do I know if I really need... Read more »
You are probably going to need court approval to take the child out of the U.S. One reason you ex is being difficult is that, should you not return the child when agreed, international litigation is likely to be very costly. Also, you should be aware that, last time i checked, you will need both... Read more »
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Sure, you can try, but no lender out there that I know of will extend you credit until your discharge has been entered.
My spouse who earns double my income filed for alimony. Will I have to pay?
Alimony is based on one spouse having a need and the other spouse having the ability. Though a person may request alimony, the facts of the case will determine whether that person ultimately receives it. If your spouse makes double your income, it doesn't appear he/she would be eligible; you,... Read more »
Good day. I notice you stated ex-husband - does this mean the marriage was already dissolved? If a spouse won the lottery before a dissolution of marriage was filed or anytime before a Final Judgment is entered, he or she is required to disclose it; of course, a stronger argument for it being... Read more »
The judge at al liable
Not usually.
Comply with the temporary injunction. Get an attorney.
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State records which clearly don't support the action and the district court dismissed the case absent procedural due process is the case live or dead for purposes of completion? This action has caused and continues to cause concrete harm and damages for which redress is required.
If the court dismissed the case, and if the time for appeal is over, the case would be over. Why?
No, you must be a naturalized U. S. citizen to petition your parents. In addition, your parents must be admissible and cannot bring their underage children as derivatives.
Lived there since 2013, but never said a word. Now, after cutting all the plants she had, she claims part of my fence was in her property. I paid for a survey and indeed a portion is, which means i would have to tear all lighting, palms, etc. Does the adverse possession law apply since she never... Read more »
Probably, yes. Florida Statute 95.16 provides as follows (in pertinent part):
"Real property actions; adverse possession under color of title.—
(1) When the occupant, ... entered into possession of real property under a claim of title exclusive of any other right, founding... Read more »
I have no assets that can be taken and no money.Im not working and applied for SS disability as it will be my only income when received Im 59 y old.How can I get the lowest possible agreement with the bank.I do not want to file bankruptcy.
Once the bank hands the account to the lawyer/law firm, you should deal with the law firm. Call them and tell them you want to negotiate a payment plan. You will have to offer them an amount that makes sense in relation to the debt. $25 a month on a $5,000 debt is silly, as an example. (If they... Read more »
I sent two trailers out of state to a trailer dealer who is going to sell them on consignment and sent the signed titles. He had promised he was going to pay me and has not. I don’t know if he sold them but he was supposed to pay me nonetheless for the trailers at delivery and he did not. There... Read more »
This does not appear to be a criminal case…it is a civil law issue in contracts…you should immediately communicate you desire not to sell these trailers to the consigned.
A police report was filed, I still have evidence of electronic communication as well, and can most likely provide witnesses. The perpetrator was a real estate agent at the time and may have also used her resources in unethical ways to damage my reputation, stalk, and harass me for an extended... Read more »
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