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Posted about 1 month ago in Litigation Mount Dora, FL 
Earl Kenneth Mallory's answer
First, you need to become keenly aware of the Abraham Lincoln rule for pro se... 
Bonita M. Riggens' answer
Just tell your attorney you don't want them to represent your anymore. The...
Posted about 1 month ago in Litigation Tampa, FL 
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Andrew Daniel Myers' answer
The other attorney accurately summarized the procedural aspects that you are up... 
Thomas Michael Bates' answer
You first know that courts do not generally give "pro se" litigants such as...
Posted about 5 hours ago in Litigation Clearwater, FL
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Posted 4 days ago in Litigation Tampa, FL 
Steven Marlin Green's answer
I only practice in California. in California, a Motion to Compel Arbitration...
Posted 8 days ago in Litigation Fort Lauderdale, FL
Posted 8 days ago in Litigation Saint Petersburg, FL 
Felix R. Carrillo's answer
There are several grounds for vacating a judgment. Without more information it...
Earl Kenneth Mallory's answer
You should consult with the attorney who represented you. If you weren't...
Posted 8 days ago in Litigation Inverness, FL
Dana L. Manner's answer
I do not practice in New York, but in Florida you would have 20 days to file...
Posted 9 days ago in Litigation Beverly Hills, FL 
David Jay Gorewitz's answer
If everything took place in Florida, you may be able to challenge a New York...
Posted 9 days ago in Litigation Margate, FL 
Robert Nelson Hogan II's answer
I assume that you do not have an attorney for this matter. You should call the...
Bonita M. Riggens' answer
A calendar call is most like some type of status hearing before the scheduled...
Posted 10 days ago in Litigation Beverly Hills, FL
David Jay Gorewitz's answer
If you were served with a lawsuit you have to respond or answer the suit. If...
Earl Kenneth Mallory's answer
While what you say may constitute a defense to the claims against you, your...
Posted 10 days ago in Litigation Lakeland, FL
Thomas Michael Bates' answer
File a "Motion to Vacate Default Judgment." Your hospitalization constitutes "... 
Michael James Vanderzee's answer
You must file a motion to vacate/set aside the judgment immediately. If you...
Posted 10 days ago in Litigation Orlando, FL 
Dennis Michael Phillips' answer
Most pre-trial hearings involve just the lawyers arguing points of law in front...
Robert Nelson Hogan II's answer
An evidentiary hearing is a formal examination by the receiving of testimony...
Posted 19 days ago in Litigation Clearwater, FL
Bonita M. Riggens' answer
I cannot understand what you mean by Constitutional Litigant. A litigant is... 
Alan James Brinkmeier's answer
Randazza in Miami.. Check with a lawyer in your locale to discuss more of...
Posted 14 days ago in Litigation Miami, FL 
Earl Kenneth Mallory's answer
You need to do two things: First-Hire a real lawyer to see if your problem may...
Posted 1 day ago in Landlord / Tenant Big Pine Key, FL
Christopher J. Coleman's answer
You and your landlord can agree to apply the security deposit, but you cannot...
Posted 15 days ago in Litigation Boca Raton, FL
Posted 4 days ago in Family Port Charlotte, FL 
Brent Allan Rose's answer
Probably not. The state is protected from these kinds of lawsuits, but you...
Posted 1 day ago in Foreclosure Naples, FL 
Royce Brent Bishop's answer
MAYBE your attorney is talking of vacating the motion for summary judgment or... 
Margery Ellen Golant's answer
You are already way late in the game to be raising these issues, and the longer...
Posted 1 day ago in Real Estate Seffner, FL
Christopher J. Coleman's answer
Trusts in Florida are governed by statute and generally vest title in real... 
Marshall C Deason Jr.'s answer
The answer to your question depends on the wording of the documents recorded in... |
