Can a Landlord go back to court to evcit you on an eviction that was thrown out because he didnt file the eviction properly.

He can file it and preaumably he will have the proper paperwork done. Whether the judge will grant it remains to be seen.

Is it ethical for the defense attorney to call the victims home without contacting the state attorney

Yes, it is perfectly ethical for a defense attorney to call a victim. There is no reason why they can't. Likewise, in the absence of a subpoena a...

Do you have damages? How would you calculate what to sue for if you havent suffered any losses? If he didn't hit you or you didn't suffer any...

If a person is incarcertaed can he file for a divorce

Absolutely yes, an incarcerated person can divorce.

Can a convict get less time in jail if he is under psycological treatment meds?

It depends. If a person scores prison on their scoresheet but has a mental illness (unrelates to drug abuse) and is amenable to treatment, then the...

I think you are referring to a trespass warning. The owner of the property can rescind the warning and an invitation to the banned would probably...

Can my daughters grandmother take my daughter out of state without my permission. i have not seen my daughter in over a year.

Normally no. Grandparents do not have rights in relation to their grandchildren. Of course, in this situation a judge ruled you abandoned your...

Can the police have a plain clothed officer stand on the corner of an intersection and tell other cops of seatbelt violations?

The police officer, like any other person, is free to stand on the corner. You may be able to challenge the ticket based on whether the officer had...

My house got broken into and my jewelry was stolen..we tracked it down to a pawn shop,got the guy who pawned it

I think the practice by pawn shops is very shady. But in general, the police tend to side with the pawn shops in order to gain their cooperation in...

I got fired for insubordination, w/no explanation of what I did. The boss wasn't even there. He had his attorney call to inform.

Florida is an "at-will" state. That means that in general, an employee could be fired for almost any or no reason as long as there isn't a contract...