As a self-litigant (pro-se) can I deliver a motion for contempt by myself to my ex or must I hire a service processor?

Even if permitted, hand-delivery of a motion for contempt by a party is not recommended. Under case authority in Florida, "proceedings to modify...

Do need an attorney who specializes in insurance?

It sounds like you need to consult a trial attorney who has experience with claims against insurance carriers.

Do i send a copy to the other party??

The simple answer is yes. However, a referral to a general magistrate requires an agreement. Every litigant has a right to be heard before a...

I tackled the dog so it wouldn't get to them which resulted in injury-how can I sue for personal injury,lost wages,medical?

If you were injured on November 14th, I am wondering why it has taken you so long to seek legal representation? Regardless, you need an attorney...

Do I have a malpractice lawsuit against said nurse?

How do you know that the nurse ruptured your ear drum? Also, were you seen by a doctor after the nurse but before discharge? If so, did you tell...

How can I either appeal the decision through the courts or sue the attorney for negligence as she never informed me of this fact

I am not so sure that you cannot take action. It could be a mutual mistake of fact or negligence that was not discovered until the disbursement,...

Can I get my husband access back into the parks?

Unlikely. You should read the contract that you signed, which no doubt has all sorts of disclaimers. Once a person has been convicted and all...

With that said, am I protected? Possible to meet the closing date of 3/1/16?

Your understanding of Florida Statute 222.01 is pretty good. However, you need to be certain that you provide notice in accordance with the...

This platform is a good starting point to get some feedback and provide direction to legal questions. However, there are always two sides to every...

Should I be excused from jury duty when the presiding Judge is also the same Judge handling my civil case?

Probably not. It might be important for the litigants and the court to be aware of the connection, so that everyone can make an informed decision...