Do I need to file an Opposition to a Motion for Leave to Amend if I want to oppose it or can I oppose it verbally at the Hearing
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Answered on November 02, 2020
You can oppose it verbally at the hearing. Have your act together, because Florida law is very much oriented to granting leave to amend.
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Can my landlord make us move early because she sold the house?
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Answered on November 02, 2020
I think your landlord has created a problem for herself. Get an attorney on your side now, not on November 30..
How much $ for an attorney to look at an employee's non-compete and let them know if they are allowed to work for a competitor?
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Answered on November 01, 2020
Depends upon the attorney you retain. Ballpark opinion from an attorney who doesn't practice employment law: $1000.00. I could be way off. You have...
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Legal requirement to file will in florida for insolvent estate?
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Answered on November 01, 2020
I moved your question to the Probate section, so that an attorney who practices in that area might see it and answer. If you do file it, you'd...
Can I withhold rent due to well water not being maintained. Lease states that “water treatment” is apart if the landlords duty.
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Answered on October 31, 2020
No. You cannot withhold rent because your covenant to pay rent is independent of the Landlord's duty. Consult a tenants attorney to get an...
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Can a Florida landlord discuss late rent in front of others??
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Answered on October 30, 2020
You overheard a private conversation. The landlord didn't call you over and then discuss the matter.
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What can I do if I believe I am being evicted illegally?
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Answered on October 30, 2020
It would be easier to answer your question if you described how or why you believe the process wasn't followed, and exactly what you received.
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Do I have time to file a Request for Admission and get the answers before the trial?
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Answered on October 30, 2020
I've answered your question, and the rule answers your question. If you cannot figure this out on your own, you are not going to do well at trial....
When the other side has to release all the evidence that they are going to present at the trial?
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Answered on October 30, 2020
When the case is for trial, the court order generally will establish timelines for these things to occur.
Is the deadline for RULE 1.370 REQUESTS FOR ADMISSION 30 days or 45 days?
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Answered on October 30, 2020
The answer is in the rule. It depends on whether the Request for Admissions was served with the complaint (the initial pleading) or not.
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