WHAT CAN I DO ? CAN I FIX MY SITUATION AND GET BACK ON MY FEETS? CAN IT BE TAKEN TO COURT AND WON ? IS IT TOO LATE ?

I agree with Attorney Koslyn - your age has nothing to do with liability once you reach adulthood. It's an unfortunate that you're in this...

Can you tell me if Joe Martz inc is a legal company

Before a company can do business in Florida, it's supposed to register with the Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations. You can...

If not my debt but its in my name, am I liable?

First, you can dispute the debt, and, if the debt is not yours, you should. Also, you may want to consider consulting with an attorney who can...

It sounds like what you received was a statutory 3-day notice that your landlord may institute eviction procedures if you do not pay rent. The...

If the contractor caused the damage, he may be held liable, but you would have to file a lawsuit against him first and prove the case. One thing...

What are the elements for each Cause of Action pertaining to Libel, Slander and Defamation pursuant to Florida state Law?

Libel and slander are both types of defamation - libel is defamation in the written form, and slander, the spoken form. There are many specific...

I am renting a studio to a 22 years old girl ( only her name is on the lease ). she break up with her boyfriend. He comes to th

You should consult with an attorney about your case. There could be any number of potential defenses available to you, but, because this forum is...

I accepted the offer of my partner in buying me out. Now,she changeS her mind. What are my ways to get out of this partnersh

A both the previous answers stated, you may be able to file a lawsuit against her. However, lawsuits are very time consuming and expensive, and,...

Statue of limitation for credit cards is 3yrs in florida what can i do if i have several that are over 3 yrs & 4 months old

"Statute of Limitations" is a defense to a civil action. So, if the card holder or the collection agency files a lawsuit against you, and the...

As the other answer explains, it depends on whether you are a transient resident or not. I actually recently wrote a blog entry about a case where...