Can I dismiss a case due to lack of subject matter jurisdiction within UCCJEA?

Interesting question. You can make the argument and it would certainly have merit. The court would probably want to know when the due date...

It sounds like clerk of court tried to serve the trial order on one of the parties (probably the ubiquitous "unknown tenant") who had had his or...

How long after post auction CT issued in Florida to move? Is a writ of possession required to force move out?

Most likely "the bank" will send its agent to the house to announce that they have taken title and ask about your intentions. That agent could...

Validity of this Assignment of Mortgage?

If you have a "backdated" assignment and you are actively defending your case you might have a valid defense to foreclosure. On the other hand, if...

Is step-parent adoption the right the right move?

I agree with my colleague; you can try. The longer that bio dad has failed to pay support and establish a relationship with his son the more...

How can I tell what percent of my paycheck will go towards child support ?

It depends mainly on the number of overnights the children have with each of the parties and the respective incomes of the parties. This figure...

Could i file a tort against a bank for not foreclosing on a property?

Foreclosing is the bank's right, not its obligation. You have no cause of action in tort law or in contract law. You can always rent the property...

I am facing a mortgage deficiency judgement - what is the best way to settle with them prior to a deficiency bring granted?

It appears that the one-year statute of limitations (Fla. Stat. 95.11) applies and would be a complete bar to a deficiency claim.

What do we have to do so my husband can adopt my son?

Assuming that Florida has jurisdiction you and your husband can file a petition for adoption. An experienced family law attorney should be able to...

I live in Fl, and I lost my job three months ago, should I Pay My Association Fees If I'm In Foreclosure?

While the HOA can sue you for unpaid fees, no one can tell you if they will or when they will. Aggressive HOAs will move forward after a few...

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