My home is in a foreclosure and I believe errors were made my loans changed several times since 1999

The answer to your question really depends upon the nature of the errors. Generally, if the person suing you has the original promissory note,...

Do I a Legal case for defamation of character, And can i seek punitive damages against the company Bustedmugshots

You have no case. The information obtained by the website is public record. The information obtained is true. Truth is a complete defense in...

How is a tenant evicted if the case was mediated motion to evict was dismissed,and the tenant is not keeping with the agreement?

You need to file a motion to enforce the mediated agreement and ask the judge for a writ of eviction. The motion should probably be under oath....

The ferensic firm valuate the business more than it is worth?

Mediation in Florida is a private proceeding which takes place out of court. Nothing used in mediation (with a few unusual exceptions) can be used...

Can i appeal a child support case in broward county fl if the case was done in miami -dade county fl

Appeals from courts in Miami-Dade County go to the Third District Court of Appeal which also sits in Miami-Dade County. Appeals from courts in...

DO I OWN BRIEFS: Can I use arguments in prior briefs. Are they mine or do they belong to the attorney who prepared it.

You can use arguments from briefs in your case or any other case for that matter. However, it doesn't sound like a good idea. I assume by using...

The court civil court entered into a final judgement on a civil case without my appearance. i was told different day by court

You need to immediately file a verified motion for new trial/rehearing. The affidavit attached to the motion should detail exactly what happened...

Does an interrogatory have to be answered under oath?

Of course it has to be. The previous answers cite to the appropriate rules. Why are you asking this question?

It is perfectly proper in Florida and quite common for an attorney to notarize the signature of the client. Yes the answers which are...

Of course you can object. The real question is what will the judge do with the objection? The fact that you object to the notice of taking...