Is it possible to sign over temporary gardianship of a child to a family member with out having a custody agreement?

Not ordinarily, no. However, there may be circumstance in which it can happen if you make an attempt to contact the other parent. You should...

My former employer and I have been going back in forth in appeals I won the firsr case and the employer took it to dept of reg

Normally they will tell you, is this the unemployment question?

How to pay back money from unemployment. Do I pay employer or the state

You wait until they tell you, if you repay it would be the state, but often they simply make it a debit against any future claims.

Can they take a dissabilty payment away in a law suit?

You don't say what kind of lawsuit, so it is hard to answer this question. Are you talking about them reversing the award of the benefit, or...

If a lawers client gave a difernt reaason for being in court

If I understand your question, you are saying that the original complaint was for the partition of property but that when the client came to court...

Am I entitled to any part of this business seems how I worked with little to no pay from him for 7yrs? Anything I can do legally

You need to go talk to a business attorney and see if you had a de facto partnership. You may have some rights.

Hello! I live in mobile home community in Florida. I leave open my blinds all day long facing my neighbors. I've put in several

No, but maybe you should stop getting up in everyone else's business. People were smoking in their own driveway...so what? Really. Sounds to me...

I video taped a person with thier knowledge in a property they own but do not live in. Can I use this in small claims court?

If they knew you were taping them, it is not illegal and in theory you can introduce it into evidence. If you want to use it as evidence you will...

Can a employee non compete be enforced for a contractor?

Non-competes are subject to a statute in Florida, and there are varying standards depending on just the type of thing that you are talking about...

Yes. The court generally requires the parties to go to mediation before it will entertain any motions at hearing.