I received a felony, when i was 18, in Va. Im 42, live in Florida. What are laws on carrying a small knife, I use for work,only.

It depends but it sounds like a standard pocket knife. See Florida Statute 790.001(13), which defines weapons: “Weapon” means any dirk, knife,...

I received a reminder and threat to sending me to collections from a doctor/nurse practitioner.

It sounds like it was submitted to your insurance and your insurance only agreed to cover part of the payment and so the office is going back to...

Will the father of my son go to jail for this?

He could go to jail for a maximum of 60 days if it is a second degree misdemeanor. Alternatively he could also get sentenced up to 6 months of...

How can the mother of my grandchildren terminate her rights?

It's not so simply for a parent to terminate their rights. She could pretty easily terminate her rights if the children's father remarried and the...

Can the state attorney force you to place criminal charges against someone if you do not want to

Yes and no. The State Attorney can subpoena you and force you to come to court to cooperate. They cannot force you to give an initial statement if...

The "Viber" message is just as good as a text but like a text message the difficulty will be in admitting it as evidence. How can you prove who...

Can I bring my own recording device to a hearing?

You probably can but you should obtain permission from the court first. You likewise could also bring a court reporter, which is probably better...

Probation Violation?

What's your question? If you are trying to get his probation violated for the acts described here then you should either contact his probation...

"Statement of Judicial acts to be reviewed" basically means a list or summary of the things that the appellant (the person appealing the sentence)...

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Can grandparents get the rights changed?

Unfortunately, Florida provides very few rights to grandparents. It is incredibly difficult for grandparents to have court ordered rights to their...