I have an open case for battery that was initiated in July 2012. Will I be able to motion to dismiss after July?

No. The statute of limitations does not apply since you are before the court. You can give notice of expiration of speedy trial and then move for...

Would you be able to get me a larger lump sum payment on my long term disability policy

No attends can ethically promise results. You'll need to consult with one of us, and that requires we see all your evidence. There are absolutely...

No, you cannot. The liability carrier gets a set-off for your $10K PIP. You need to call one of us right now before you further damage your case....

How does the state win in domestic violence cases and no witnesses just a police report

Most domestic violence cases are he said-she said cases. You need to hire an attorney ASAP.

Who covers mediation / trial presentation material in a personal injury case?

The out-of-state attorneys do not know the Florida Bar's Rules of Professional Conduct (which is why I don't think AVVO should allow us to respond...

Do I have a strong civil case?

You may have a case against law enforcement for malicious prosecution. It depends on the facts and whether the law enforcement officer had probable...

My husband has a possession of a fire arm by a convicted felon charge. The lawyer we hired is not giving us any information

1. Your husband can fire his attorney, but he can only get back his money if the contract allows for it. 2. Your husband is the client, not you,...

If you commit a crime can they put out a warrant 1 year and a half later for that crime?

Absolutely. The police can arrest you any time before the statute of limitations expires.

Florida Law of Criminal Procedure Rule 3.989(b) 'All costs of certified copies involved herein are to be borne the Defendant

Yes, it does. The rule is quite clear on that issue.

This is a question regarding fault in a Florida car accident.

1. Florida is a no-fault state. This means you must go through your own PIP coverage before you can recover from another person's bodily injury...