Can the common law override Fl. Statute Section 68.065 for worthless checks?

I am not certain why you are asking this, but no.

What's the time limit when u wanna sue for medical malpractice

My understanding is that the statute of limitation is 2 years, with some exceptions. Filing a medical malpractice claim is extremely expensive....

Do I need to obtain the approval of a Human Subjects Review Committee to do the online experiment at auditorybinding.org?

There is not enough information on the website to make a determination as to whether or not your experiment requires approval or not. Just because...

I have joint wooden fencing. Its falling down on one side that is facing my yard. All the other fencing id facing away. Who is r

Who's property is the fence on? Which property installed it? Are their community rules or covenants on the lands that would apply here? What do the...

Besides what the other attorney's have advised, try and communicate with your attorney via writing. Send emails, letters, and insist on responses...

No Lease...When you are served a 3 day notice and amount to pay is 300.00 and date on notice was dated Jan.13 2015.. pay by Jan.

Payments can be in cash. Let me guess, no receipt? Hopefully you have bank records showing a consistent monthly withdrawal and the time the check...

Opposing attorney added things in final decree that judge never ruled on. Is this legal?

There are standard things the judge needs to deal with, but will not hear while you are there. There are laws and the standard orders act as a...

Is a 3 day notice with mistakes considered valid?

The time is meaningless. The date is a problem for the landlord, but the problem is no longer fatal if the landlord handles it correctly. You'll...

What are the ramifications of breaking a home lease between the owner/ lessor and lessee in Florida?

Not sure why a properly executed three year lease would be unenforceable. Maybe they are thinking about the statute of frauds, who knows. I...

Being sued for a repo...

You will not be jailed. The demand letter is the attorney's attempt to collect without incurring court fees to sue you. If you enter into a payment...