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Well it depends why the immigration hold is there. If he has prior offenses then the result of this one may not matter. However, the criminal offense is normally resolved prior to deportation. If this is his first offense, then a not guilty verdict or a dismissal may release the immigration hold. If you would like to talk more please contact me for a free consult.
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The Statute of Limitations for general negligence claims in FL is 4 years. You will need to contact an attorney and check the date of accident and the date of filing. There could be a motion to dismiss. Even if you insurance company compensated the other party, if there was no release from liability signed in return for the payment then you are still subject to suit.
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I think this is a case that will come down to witness credibility. From what you have told us, this individual will have very little credibility. Given the circumstance of his firing, and your ability to provide written documentation of your transaction, it is unlikely this case will get filed in criminal court. First, a police organization will have to review the matter, and then if they feel it may be warranted, the State Attorney's Office will review the case for potential filing....
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Contact the Real Estate Board and see what their provisions are.
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Contact the judge's chambers in Tampa and see if he will ROR him. You can write a letter. Be sure to include the proof of completion of cs and as much information as possible for the judge to consider. Also, contact the tampa public defenders office. Best of luck.
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You face a max of 5 years in prison on each 3rd degree felony. However, often times people charged with these crimes who have no criminal record may be able to enter a diversion program and avoid a conviction. Contact a local attorney asap. If you need a referral please contact me.
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You need to check the condo association documents to see what the requirements are for your building for new tenants. Often times associations do require a lease and their approval of the tenant, regardless of relative or not. As for the homestead exemption, if it is not your primary residence then it should not be exempted anyhow by state of FL law.
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You need to expunge your record if you qualify or your background will show the charge.
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If someone is on your premises without your consent they are trespassing. Insurance companies are known to watch certain people. I recommend you consult with legal counsel and let them handle the insurance companies for you. We offer free consultations. Please contact us at (786) 371-4431 for more information. Harris Gilbert
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The most important thing to do is pay as much as you can, make an effort. You can't violate your probation for failing to make a payment that you don't have. That is not a "willful" violation. Ask your PO if you can fill out a form to waive your probation fees as a financial hardship. See if you can have the court fines converted to a civil issue at the end of probation if you are still in arrears.
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