There's a Fla. Statute that allows you to terminate your lease with no liability for the remaining months of the lease term if the landlord fails...

The resort is allowed to make rules that are stricter than state law. The only exception would be if the law were to prohibit the resort from...

Yes, a claim for aggravation of a preexisting condition can certainly be filed. Whether it's a valid and worthwhile claim is an issue to be...

You raise two issues, one regarding "snitching", and the other regarding your "involvement in the crime". If by "involvement", you mean that you...

Something's amiss here. It's hard to believe that the Public Defender's Office would be so incompetent as to base advice to take a plea on the...

If you are talking about a court case, which would have Case Number, the docket (list of court filings) along with most of the filings themselves...

For any company, you should be able to search for their legitimate existence (or lack thereof) on the website of the Secretary of State of whatever...

Sorry to hear about your ordeal. The part about the lawyer dropping you after over a year of representation due to have no uninsured/underinsured...

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To solve your landlord-tenant problem, you should contact your local Legal Services office to see if you can obtain free representation. If you...

FWOP stands for For Want of Prosecution. When a case has been sitting with no record activity for many months, the Court or a party may do a FWOP...