Disclosure

Generally not, except in certain limited situations that probably don't apply to you (e.g., a prosecutor who knows exculpatory information about a...

My son is being supporvied by a cout supovisor for visition with grandma he told me that this guy went to the bathroom n grandma

Iz they're a question her? Wot r u trying to sey? Ure gonna hv to say it bettur if yo xpekt us to unnerstand it.

Can a client ask his attorney to have no contact with the client's family?

Yes. Usually the polite way to do that is for your friend to not communicate directly with anyone in his family (or anyone in general) except...

Do attys not bother to read what we write? We the non professional lawyers try to get answers but disrespected ProSE in Courts,

Attorneys don't "read" (act on, agree with) stuff other attorneys write if it's incoherent, doesn't cite legal authority and a clear understanding...

I want to sue a furniture store for 5,000.00 for a refund of 236.80, +aggravation, time and gasoline consumed during argument.

I'm not going to carefully read your whole saga, but right off the bat will tell you that your "aggravation, time and gasoline consumed during...

Attorney malpractice time limit

The statute of limitations for a contract action is six years in NY...not sure what it is in FL, but its probably a few years (Google says written...

Can I leave my mom's home in New York and move to a different state when I turn 18?

So long as you are independent from your parent(s) and can make your own living (be self-supporting), you can become emancipated by just leaving. ...

Can I lawyer resigns client without a valid reason ?

Both Mr. Rothstein and Mr. Blanche are correct. As to your comment that this is a "federal civil" case, the rules for representation and...

Notary for settlement form

There's no magic to the stamp date. The stamps aren't "official". Presumably, the Notary's commission expired and had to be renewed, as they do...

You may have an "prescriptive easement" to use this access road, which is a form of "adverse possession". The tests for "adverse possession" also...