Can my cousin withdraw the charge/case?

The State is always the victim in all crimes, but if your cousin states h will not testify or must be compelled to testify, then the State will...

Weekends and holidays do not count; however, early is always better. Really, you simply MUST hire an attorney to handle litigation.

Do the plaintiff's attorney's have to get in the mail the Answer to their complaint on the day it's due?

Please search the Internet for the "Florida Rules of Civil Procedure" and review the responsive pleadings schedule.

Do I need to bring extra copies of exhibits for opposing party even though we exchanged exhibits during pre-trial?

Do it. I supply a three-ring binder to opposing counsel and the judge that details the exhibits. If you have such a basic question as this one,...

I'm new to FL and have pending litigations in Miami. From what I hear maybe I should try for a change of venue. Can all the

Requesting a change in venue can only be done under certain circumstances, and you may be time-barred if you did not challenge venue in your first...

Lawsuit after car accident settlement

The release is final. If the other party files a lawsuit, inform your insurance company so it can raise an accord and satisfaction defense.

If you don't have assets to protect, then possibly not. The injured party will probably settle for your policy limits and execute a release. Your...

Does a lawyer need to send a ceast and desist letter?

Frankly, this is not a case in which most attorneys will get involved unless you can prove damages. Opinions are protected speech, and the truth is...

My husbands attorney filed a motion yesterday to have his bail reinstated how long does this take in Florida

It takes as long as it takes, and it may not happen at all, since nothing is guaranteed in the law. Ask your attorney these questions. It is why...

Can POA for the defendant or a family member request a bond reduction hearing from the courts and how? Is there a form for this?

No. A power of attorney doesn't apply in criminal cases. You are conflating civil and criminal law. Even in civil law, a POA has naught but limited...