Can a landlord charge a monthly fee for a dog in florida or just a one time pet deposit

A lease is a contract and generally you can contract for whatever the parties agree upon as long as it is not in violation of public policy. This...

Can newly wed be liable to pay child support of the husband?

No, child support is his obligation based on his income alone. If you both have jobs with income, then your income is not used to calculate his...

Never work , filing divorce, ex dont want to pay alimony, i just find a job

First off, have you been served by a process server with a divorce petition? The answer to this question is vital, as you only have a set period of...

Is a Motion to Vacate Judgment in terms of 1.540(b) with serious frauds perpetrated by Plaintiff & Attorney alike APPEALABLE?

From my understanding of your question, the hearing on the motion to vacate has not been heard yet and as such, is not appealable yet. If you...

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Can I be ordered not to file any more petitions and/or motions?

A change in what? A bit more information is needed to answer your question. In a standard civil lawsuit, you can file motions up until the...

I got arrested on my way to court date what do i do

You likely have a capias for your arrest and if you were on bond in case #1, your bond will likely be fortified. You will need an attorney to quash...

What happens if i miss my court date for contempt

Your answer depends on the type of case and the judge you are in front of. A writ of bodily attachment (if a civil case) or a capias (if criminal...

An unlawful detainer would be the appropriate action to commence if you parents no longer want your brother in the household. Another route you...

My kids mother died 3 weeks ago and the mother of the deceased is keeping my kids from me. I want my kids. What do I do?

I am also sorry for your loss. As Attorney Constantine mentioned, your answer depends on what type of custody order you have with your children....

In Florida, Is it mandatory to send the 30 day letter under Florida Statutes 68.065 if I am not seeking treble damages?

While you can still sue for breach of contract without sending the 30 day letter referenced in Florida Statute 68.065, you will not be eligible for...