Statue of limitations in florida?

It looks like you already asked this question. Statutes of Limitations are defenses that vary depending on the cause of action. For instance, for...

Getting sued.

It depends on several things, including the law of that particular state. There are tests of venue and personal jurisdiction, both of which must...

I need to subpoena an officer of plaintiff. Can I serve the subpoena at his place of employment?

Call up a process server in the county where the officer is located and discuss it with them; they should be able to help. Good luck!

Who's the best reputable, aggressive atty in FL with proven history of winning defamation/slander/libel/wrongful term. suits????

I agree with Attorney Rauman. You can't ask that here :( ..., I'll add that you can check the local bar association in your county; most county...

If I took a picture of myself am I the owner of that picture?

I don't quite understand; you said you took the picture, yet you also said you "had someone take" the picture? I think some facts are missing. ...

There seem to be parts to your story missing. Like who made the recordings? And did you enter into a contract with the filmmaker? Yes you...

How will I know if my attorneys motion to set aside and vacate judgment was a success? Besides the obvious call your atny...

These are questions you should discuss with your attorney. There will be a hearing on the motion, and your attorney will tell you whether your...

Bank fraud

It depends on whether the transaction was "authorized," which will depend on the factual details. Talk to your son, a serious, heart-to-heart....

I get constant emails i believe to be a scam i cant block the emails from coming through and yahoo can't help can i sue them c

No you can't sue Yahoo for getting spam, especially since the email service is free. See if the preferences allow you to adjust the settings on...

Served complaint, I filed motion to dismiss(lack of capacity), they filed an amended complaint by mail

See rule 1.190, Florida Rules of Civil Procedure, which says you should answer within 10 days. However, if you need more time, you can request it...