Hand Gun Purchase

The best way to determine your eligibility--bar none--is to ry to buy a handgun. The FBI will either approve or deny the sale. If the crime was...

Legal Advice on Can i get fined for not having a dog vaccinated even though i no longer have that dog?

If the facts are as you state them, then I doubt it, but I'd have to read the specific ordinance and know a lot more. Don't avoid the hearing....

Will i be able to petition a florida court to me deregister with no parole no probation after 23 years

I'm not sure what you are asking.

What is the value of a DUI breath refusal invalidation, as evidence, to secure a suppression of refusal for the DUI Trial?

Think of the administrative hearing as a mini-trial. You get to see the State's evidence a lot earlier in the game, but you cannot use the...

I was hit by a sheriff while driving my father in laws car and I am 35 weeks pregnant he was at fault and admitted . Can I sue

Yes, but there are several statutory procedural steps one must take before you can file a state lawsuit in order to comply with Florida's Sovereign...

This is basically a status hearing to determine where the case is in its evolution. Different venues call it different things, but it's all the...

Can a daycare facility deny my son acceptance into their child care because they feel he is overstimulated ? Can I sue them ?

1. This question has nothing to do with civil rights. Civil rights violations are when the government--not a private person or business--interferes...

Why the cops asking me if I was drinking each time they stop me

It's a standard question and particularly in areas like the beach. You may also look disheveled or have red eyes, which often accompany...

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I recently had an affidavit I wanted to verify under oath that the facts I alleged are true and correct of my own personal

You are correct. Under Fla. Stat. 117.05(4)(b), the notary must state whether the person swore or acknowledged the truth of the statement being...

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A voluntary dismissal without prejudice is the plaintiff's right, and he can do it once without the court's approval, and plaintiff's often do so...