CCan i sue employer for switching payroll companys and not personally submit documents to irs because he switched to a leasing p

Your question is not very clear -- if you thought your employer was withholding taxes, which he/she did not pay to the IRS on your behalf, I would...

If a spouse has been out of the household for more than 10 years are they entitled to the other spouse's benefits and property

I have changed the practice area to probate because it sounds like the real question is what will happen to your father assets now that he has...

Can I contest a quitclaim deed done on a property or any property belonging to my daughter's grandmother or find a will.

If there is not a will, your daughter is likely the heir - given Florida's laws about who inherits when there is not a will. In order to transfer...

Hi! The previous attorney is correct - that only certain entities can put a lien on your home for money owed. If someone has given you a loan...

After legally marrying, the homeowner (whoever is listed on the deed) can typically execute a quit-claim deed to the married couple as a tenancy by...

My wife wants a divorce, she has moved out. The title to the house is in both of our names. Yesterday the property tax bill cam?

When you file for divorce in Florida, the courts will either use the date of separation, the date of filing the petition, or another date as...

Unable to pay taxes

I would agree with another attorney on here that the person should contact a tax attorney ASAP -- the rules can be slightly different for such a...

If you visit your local county clerk's website, they may have a list of the forms you need or direct you to the Florida family law forms website....

I have a claim of exemption hearing later this month. What does it typically cost for representation in this type of hearing.

The claim of exemption is outlined by a Florida statute. If you think you may qualify for a head of household exemption, you will have to provide...

What Legal Rights do I have by law in Florida?

Because you were not married when the baby was born, you are the only legal parent in Florida unless the father signed the baby's birth...