A former client is suing me; the business owner, instead of my LLC business. Can they do this?

You must look at the written contract with as much detail as possible to determine if the client has grounds or legal basis (they call it...

How long does a temporary custody last

It depends on how your aunt has custody of your daughter. Is it by court order? is it by a power of attorney? Otherwise? Also, what do these...

Waiting for the courts.. what can I do to help move things along faster?

File and set for Court hearing a Motion for Case Management Conference under Florida Family Law Rule of Procedure 12.200. Alejandro R. Lopez,...

Can a ex of estate move a vehicle that is in probate without proper paper work expired tags,no insurance following lawyer advice

If the vehicle was (or is) part of the probate estate's properties, the only one who has custody, control, and legal possession of the vehicle and...

How is child support determined? I've heard that with joint custody, no one pays child support.

He will have to pay child support. As attorney Rose has explained, in Florida there is a calculation for child support which is called the...

How is Alimony determined? Is there a formula based on both salaries?

Please look at Florida Statute 61.08 (you can find it at www.leg.state.fl/us/Statutes under Title VI (CIVIL PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE), Chapter 61....

What proof is needed to to prove a parent morally unfit?

To prove the factors under Statute 61.13 in Florida. There are quite a few of them. However, the facts you give in your question are already part...

You must look forth to the specific language of your Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage and/or Marital Settlement Agreement (if there was...

My sibiligs and I inheried estate form dad, now sister is selling off items without consent from my bother and I. What is charge

From what you explain, it does not seem what is called a "Probate Administration case" has been filed in the county where your father resided. This...

Does the wife of the deceased have to have her husband's will probated if there are no children and she is the heir in Fla.

Even if there are no children and the wife was the sole heir of the husband, the husband's will IN CERTAIN CASES, must be probated in Florida. This...