Me and my ex of 14 years have recently split. We are co-owners of our houseboat.
You wrote "my ex" and "split up." Is your "ex" a former lawfully wedded spouse, your current but separated spouse, or simply a significant other...
Tallahassee, FL
Admiralty and maritime Lawyer at Tallahassee, FL
Practice Areas: Admiralty & Maritime, State, Local And Municipal Law
You wrote "my ex" and "split up." Is your "ex" a former lawfully wedded spouse, your current but separated spouse, or simply a significant other...
Call the Clerk of the Court at the phone number on your jury summons. You can also get the phone number with a Google search if you have lost the...
The stamp only indicates that the seller paid a state tax on the cigarettes. It does not mean that the cigarettes are genuine or anything else,...
The local library is your best bet. There may even be a research librarian who can help you find what you need.
The officer did not need probable cause to run a record check on a tag that was visible to the public. You had no reasonable expectation of...
Yes, you can sue the employer as well as the employee under the doctrine of "respondeat superior." Speak with a local attorney about this.
No, it is not unethical. As Attorney Woodring wrote, your message to his city email account is a public record and he (or anyone else) is...
No, the state attorney does not need to file an information in such a case. The Uniform Traffic Citation, if accompanied by a probable cause...
If Admiralty Law rather than landlubber law applies, then you have a maritime lien on the vessel for storage. You can sue the owner in state or...
You will need to consult with an Admiralty attorney. Choose one who is thoroughly knowledgeable and experienced in Admiralty Law (also known as...