If i am hired by contract for 6 months and later discover that the dates only add up to 5 months, But terms state 6 what do I do

It's difficult to answer your question without reviewing the contract and without more supporting factual information. Generally, this type of...

Auto insurance & Auto loan.

First, practically speaking, you probably won't have to worry about this until your policy expires. Check the policy "Declarations Page" to find...

You should hire an attorney who specialized in "landlord/tenant" or eviction law immediately. In florida, a successful claim for wrongful eviction...

Sould I talk to a lawyer before settleing on a Total loss of a car first

There are several resources, such as Kelly Blue Book (www.kbb.com), to help you determine the fair market value of your vehicle. Generally, you...

How long does it take to get a letter from Medicare that is needed to end a case? Why can't my lawyer find out where it is?

A Medicare Lien can be a factor in cases where the injured person received medical treatment that was paid by Medicare. The treatment has to be...

Can anyone help me with an insurance policy?

You certainly have some detective work to do. As mentioned, you need to find out which insurance company insured your husband. The Florida Bureau...

When a person dies suddenly what happens to his/her insurance plan monthly payments?

As indicated above, it would be helpful to know what kind of insurance you are asking about in order to give you a more complete answer. ...

A friend is sueing me for getting hurt at my house.

There isn't really a question here, but I agree with the attorneys above. Report the incident to your homeowners insurance carrier as soon as...

Do I have to release medical records to the insurance company?

You should absolutely meet with an attorney as soon as possible. If your claim has progressed to the point where medical records are being...

My car was stolen, insurance doesn't want to pay.....do I sue for breach of contract or os there a different inurance rule ?

Generally, yes. Additionally, your insurer has a duty to deal with you in good-faith. If your insurance company is refusing to pay anything for...