I have a question about Arbitration and Waiver of Right to Trial by Jury.

In my view it is likely to be binding. Arbitration can have advantages over litigation. Of course, depending on the case one might prefer...

If referred to mediation and the judge said it is to be split down the middle...

I suggest you contact the office that provides the service and explain your situation and ask how you can apply for a waiver of the fees.

Subpoena for deposition

As Mr. Isquith stated, that service sounds suspect at best. That said, not wanting to testify does not relieve you of the legal obligation to...

In general you have 30 days to appeal a "final order" once it is "rendered." Whether an order is "final" and when it is "rendered" are not always...

I agree with Mr. Feuerstein. The sooner you respond (and the sooner you get a lawyer) the better. There are many good articles on the basics of...

Relocation with a minor, parties in agreement.

I would reduce the agreeement to writing ASAP before anyone changes their mind. Typically a lawyer would prepare an order for the court. If you...

Can I recover money paid to place a hold on an apartment, where the property management company failed to honor the hold?

It sounds like you are DEFINITELY entitled to at least a refund. I would make a polite but firm demand indicating you will file suit if they give...

Motion to withdraw Attorney of Record- Family/ custody

I wouldn't characterize it as a "scare tactic." More like cutting losses with a client that is not living up to his or her side of relationship. ...

Is it possible to ask prior proceedings attorney fees in appeal court in financial disparity of the parties

Need and ability to pay are considerations for having the other side pay your fees in certain family matters (e.g. divorce). For most cases...

Is the proper mechanism for review of entitlement to 57.105 appellate fees 9.400(c) or motion for rehearing?

I think you are saying you took an appeal FROM county court to the appellate division of the circuit court. And that the appellate court denied...