How can I get back money from IPS company from taking out boo from my car?
Take IPS to Small Claims Court. Even if you lose, you will at least have a definitive answer about the 10 minute rule.
Tallahassee, FL
Admiralty and maritime Lawyer at Tallahassee, FL
Practice Areas: Admiralty & Maritime, State, Local And Municipal Law
Take IPS to Small Claims Court. Even if you lose, you will at least have a definitive answer about the 10 minute rule.
You do not have to call them back. If they call you or come to your house, you do not have to answer their questions or even speak with them.
Yes, you can sue in Small Claims Court. Remember, however, that an agreement to repair a vessel is a maritime contract and federal maritime law...
By putting the boat in your name alone and not including your partner's name on the title, you committed a criminal offense. The penalties include...
Most purchases of used vessels are on an "as is, where is" basis. It is the buyer's responsibility to have a marine survey preformed on the...
Yes, you must contest the cancellation in Florida, but not in court unless you got a ticket. You would contest it through the Florida Department...
Florida law provides, "A transferor that complies with subsection [328.22(1)] is not liable as owner of the vessel for an event occurring after the...
Yes. you must go. If you reside at that address, your mother (or any adult living there) can accept service of the subpoena.
This question is posted in the Admiralty/Maritime section./ I am moving it to the Criminal Defense section.
Yes, you can fight it. You may not win, but you can certainly present your side to the judge/hearing officer.