Litigation Privilege in Florida for Defamation/Libel

The litigation privilege in Florida applies to statements made in court proceedings so long as they occur during the proceeding and relate to the...

Blacklisting or tortious interference, how do these pan out in Florida? the Defendant is a nation wide employee recruiter.

You should consult an attorney in your area. Many more facts are needed to evaluate whether you have a case, There is a qualified privilege in...

Need to know how to get the interest back from my mortgage if the other party has left me and I do not file taxes

Mortgage interest on your home can be claimed as deduction on your taxable income for federal income tax purposes. You do not "get your interest...

In general, you can sue anyone for anything. All you have to do is allege the facts showing the essential elements of your claim and pay a filing...

How must a pro se party respond to default by court motion and hearing ?

The single best piece of advise is to hire an attorney as soon as possible. In substantive response to your question: Have you filed anything...

Can they sue me or can I sue?

In general, anyone can sue anyone else for anything. The plaintiff (i.e. the person suing) merely needs to pay a filing fee and put their claim in...

What should I do when I'm not at fault but the other driver lied about the incident.

Contact your own insurance company as soon as possible and notify them of the accident. Were there any witnesses or security cameras nearby? If...

Is a contract valid when signed by a legally incompetent person, is it valid if signed only by 1 person?

If someone has been adjudicated by a court of competent jurisdiction to be totally incapacitated (or, at least, without the capacity to contract),...

Who really knows the law? The 3 avvo.com attorneys who answered my question correctly or the state attorney who put me in prison

The state attorney did not put you in prison. Unless you waived the right to a jury trial, a jury convicted you and a judge sentenced you to...

Contract Dispute/Failure.

I agree with Mr. Richards answer. I wanted to add something to it. Some contracts require that you give the contractor an opportunity to cure...