Search for the judge's contact info though your county clerk's website (or google) and call the judge's judicial assistant (usually the judge's...

Look at Florida Rules of Civil Procedure 1.360. That being said, I would strongly advise against deposing someone on your own especially when the...

We only received an itemized bill from our Florida probate attorney after 3 written requests and following a complaint with the

She could sue you in either place. Florida since that is where she was hired, the work was done, etc. or New York since that is where you live. ...

I need help with credit card debt.

They will most likely settle with you. You can probably get it to a monthly payment that you can afford if you are willing to pay the full amount...

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Cashing a Check

Probably yes, but it is up to the bank's discretion what they do with any check.

I live in florida, work was done in florida company is out of georgia pay was mailed to my house. where do i sue

You could probably sue in either place but it sounds to me like Florida would be the easiest, and since the work was done in Florida and the...

We feel we have a pretty good case against a home inspector for failing to report to us pbt plumbing in his report.

If you suffered monetary damage from the inspector's negligence, then you may have a case. I would have to assume that somebody signed a contract...

My husband died and I was told that I am not the beneficiary, this was changed and I dont know how or why. Help please!

Was there a will? Was there money/value in the estate? Did you have a pre-nup? Generally you can not be cut out of an estate as a spouse, so you...

How can i sue an internet company (located in Michigan) for breach of contract if I'm located in NJ?

You can sue them for breach of contract if you feel there is a strong case. Whether you can sue in New Jersey or whether it has to happen in...

Does signing a will naming your girlfriend as beneficiary in new York complicate getting a pre up or should pre up come 1st

The pre-nuptual agreement will generally cover what happens if you get divorced, and the will will cover what happens when you die. So no, they...