Where do I look for rules on copying costs when changing attorneys in Florida ?

Lawyers are allowed to charge for time and expenses related to preparing your file for transfer and actually transferring it to a new attorney....

A daughter in-law owes me 40K. What type lawyer will I need to place a judgment lien against her property to pay me what's owed?

You can consult with and hire a lawyer that practices general civil litigation. Once you obtain a judgment against her, you can record the judgment...

It doesn't hurt you for sure, but you still have to convince the court that your judgment should be reversed. Sometimes Appellee will not file a...

How can my employer keep my work income to pay for my rent?

FLSA case, if it is the way you describe. You could be owed back pay, minimum wage/overtime, and they can get in a lot of trouble. There are...

How does my mother in law remove her son from a survivorship deed? If that's not possible, can she add her two daughters to it?

She rectifies the situation by visiting with her estate planning attorney, explaining the situation, and following the attorney's advice as to how...

I would have a conversation with your wife about it and decide whether that is a good idea, whether it is legal or not. The presiding judge in the...

How can I keep my new address out of search engines?

You can purchase your property using a land trust. This will preserve your homestead benefits while protecting the true owner from the public...

Can I appeal a dismissed injunction for protection to ask for attorneys fees under Florida statue 57.105?

That's not how it works. Yes, 57.105 sanctions are available against anyone who advances a frivolous claim. However, it is a very high standard,...

My nephew went to jail now he I out he keeps trying to hang out around my house,how do I get rid ohim?

You can call law enforcement and ask them to "trespass" him from your property. Otherwise, if it gets very awkward, consult with an attorney about...

Do I have to buy out my ex to keep the house. ?

If you aren't divorced yet, then yes you would have to make up for her interest in the equity as the home would be considered marital property....