I filed motion to change visitation terms and it was denied as legally insufficient. What does that mean.

It means that there was something missing from your motion/petition. Either you left out facts that were needed, or the actual facts of your...

What legal action can be taken for work force bulling and automatic payroll deductions

Deductions such as this from payroll in Florida are not necessarily prohibited so long as the deduction does not cause the employee to earn less...

Can I send a letter directly to the Judge? Or where can I go to complain about opposing council unethical practices??

Anything that is sent to the judge must be copied to the other attorney. Usually a motion is filed stating the legal reasons why you are entitled...

Is the collection of the money still valid ? Who should I charge?

The Statute of Limitations sets forth how long you have to file a lawsuit. In Florida, if you have a written agreement you usually have 5 years...

I agree with the prior response asking why these issues wouldn't have been located during your inspections, which leads not only to the question of...

What can I do? Is the landlord responsible to pay for my moving expenses

There isn't enough information to determine the answer to your question. If a landlord is obligated to make repairs and does not, forcing you to...

Can I resign, apply for unemployment, and search for a position that pays what I was making before the new owners took over.

Unemployment compensation is normally only available to persons who have been fired or laid off. It is generally not available to a person who...

Will I be able to take him to court for this

If you paid money that your roommate should have paid, or lost money because of his breach of lease, you should be able to sue him to try and get...

Is there anything we can do?

Get an appointment with a local landlord/tenant attorney as quickly as possible. An attorney needs to review the written lease and any notices that...

How do i legally evict her?

The procedure here is known as ejectment which allows the property owner to have a person removed from the property when the owner no longer wishes...