If you have a conflict of interest in a courtroom ? How many days do you have to file a motion to be removed from that courtroom

You have 10 days to file the Motion. Even if your private attorney had filed the Motion upon being retained, it sounds as though the 10 days had...

What language must be in my rental lease to make the lease autorenew?

It is the landlord's property, and ultimately, he/she can add whatever conditions he/she chooses to any proposed leases. The landlord cannot alter...

A durable power of attorney end when one aid deceased?.

Yes, a durable power of attorney ends upon the death of the grantor. At that point, the affairs of the decedent will be controlled by the personal...

Are the statements and testimonies of an incident by law officers fond in a discovery a report or a written statement by them.

Police reports are not admissible as they are considered to be hearsay. However, there is nothing precluding the officers who gave the report(s)...

Should i pursue the at-fault driver in small claims court? Should i take help of lawyer/auto-accident expert to prove my case?

Since the arbitrators came back without a finding of fault, I'm not sure that you would have any better success in small claims court. Also, while...

Can my landlord evict or sue me?

You need to provide some additional information. First, with regard to whether your landlord can sue you, if he is being sued by the victim of the...

I entered a contest and would like to know what this means in the rules? Thank you.

The point is to protect the contract between the parties. Assuming that there is a portion of the contract that is unenforceable, potentially...

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Have you ever had or experience a plaitiff or defendant not answer questions on interragatories?

If you feel that the other party did not properly or adequately answer the interrogatories, you should contact the opposing party's counsel and try...

Florida Bar Ethics Opinion

I recommend that you link the Ethics Opinion that you are referencing, since the number you listed does not exist. To repeat what prior counsel...

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DOES A CHANGE IN PLAINTIFF COUNCIL GIVE THE DEFENDANT A RIGHT TO DISCOVERY. BOTH LAWYERS HAVE A STIPULATION BEFORE THE COURT.

You likely don't have sufficient time to complete discovery. Generally an opposing party has 30 days to respond to discovery, but this time frame...