Nothing is going to happen in your lawsuit unless you do it. Your question reveals an abysmal ignorance of procedure as well as the issues at...

The statute says what it says. As I understand it you can change your name so long as it is not a deceptive act. I suggest you go see a lawyer in...

Only the owner can answer your questions. I suggest you review the landlord/tenant statute, Chapter 83 of the Florida Statutes. (Google Florida...

The only person who can tell you if you have a case, and if you do, how much it may be worth. Cases are fact-intensive and require careful...

I don't know what you mean by "Trouble". It may be an easy way to evict the squatters. Or the squatter may become angry at him. Without the...

Barbara is correct: go hire the lawyer you should have hired at the outset. You are asking more business advice than legal advice. Without the...

You pose a curious situation--but one which I would posit is not unusual in the State of Florida, considering that we seem to be the Mecca for...

It depends on your agreement with him. If you no written agreement, negotiate what you want and get a lawyer to draft a contract reflecting that

THE OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK in each county is a permanent record of land transactions and all matters related to them. Nothing is ever removed, but...

Where's your lawyer? The lawyer should be advancing your cause. Good Luck d