What are my legal options if any and is the landlord entitled to the money?

You face an uphill battle. Assuming you can prove that you made the deposit, the issue, as my colleagues have explained, is "what was the deposit...

Is it legal for me to make another bank acct, with a different bank, to use as my business account without business acct fees?

You definitely want a separate account for your business, titled in the name of your business. It is imperative to keep your business's finances...

You face liability to the buyer of the car and/or the lien holder. The best thing you can do is deal with this problem now. Contact the lien...

Daughter claims to have deposited money into court registry. Why haven't they scheduled her motion to dismiss eviction yet?

Your daughter needs to contact the judge's assistant and request hearing dates and then coordinate with opposing person/counsel to have the motion...

Must I uphold my lease with Mr. Y, when Mr. X is who I signed the lease with?

Florida law contemplates that the lease will transfer with the sale of the property. This works both ways. For example, they have to honor your...

I read that a law in FL says they had 12 months to enforce this. Can the lender try to enforce this now?

The statute of limitations on a written promissory note is 5 years from the date(s) of default. Since a note is a recurring obligation, the 5 year...

Legal protection from spouse transferring money from a joint checking account while husband is incapacitated?

There are several potential protections. A temporary guardianship may be necessary, but the first step is for your mother to consult an attorney...

Our landlord gave us a notice on our gate on 5/18/2016 that we had to vacate the premises by 6/2/16. Is this proper notice?

When did you lease start and when is your rent usually due? The answer to your question depends on these facts, as a month to month tenancy is...

Can you sue the estate of someone you own a home with who wasn't paying their half of mortgage/taxes/repairs?

The short answer is yes, you can sue the estate. I practice in both real property and probate litigation, so I see some issues that you may face. ...

Can I write the judge, get another judge, need another atty. and get any rent received in the estate.

I agree with my colleague. Your question is too confusing to answer. Talk to a lawyer who handles probate litigation.