Depends on the type of motion. See the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure (or small claims rules or family rules). If it’s an eviction those have...

In my state unless parties agree have to go to court for determination of amount. Of course, if the parties can agree so much the better. But you...

No, it’s not required. It may ne a good idea, though. If you have a contract it may provide that in a dispute the losing party pays the attorney...

If he left his (broken) key after saying he would leave and has not returned for a longer period than was common, I would be inclined to treat that...

Nope. Just propose a settlement to the other lawyer.

As my colleagues have noted, you, or better yet an attorney representing you, need to make sure the head of household form is filed and request a...

Most administrative agency actions can be appealed. But there could be deadlines. If it’s a good job for him he may want to retain a lawyer right...

Did you deposit unpaid rent into court registry? Did you file a counterclaim? Have you filed a motion for reconsideration/rehearing? Are you...

Look at your representation agreement. Typically it will provide that if you drop the case of your own free will then the lawyer gets paid for his...

As Mr. Hagen indicates, mediated settlement agreements are looked on favorably by the court’s so setting one aside is difficult. Is your attorney...