Your question is a little too vague. The statutes themselves should help. Note that fir the arbitration procedure you’d like first to the venue’s...

The trust instrument should shed some light on how much discretion the trustee has. Obviously a beneficiary can’t require a trustee to indulge...

That would be for a judge or jury to decide (or an arbitrator if you have a contract that provides for arbitration). You can always negotiate a...

You need to take all the paperwork to an attorney. You may have defenses.

I agree with my colleagues. Show that you have been released. If they persist get a lawyer to contact them. The collection agency has plenty of...

If you have an agreement to arbitrate you may have to do that. If not you can sue. You should retain counsel to represent you. With the right touch...

See Scott v McCarty 41 So.2d 989. 4th DCA case

You could insist they do the leg work to get replacements.

I’d tell her if she doesn’t agree to have it in her name you are going to sell it. While I agree with the rest of my colleague’s prior answer, I...

This is not suitable for an Avvo answer. You need to confer with an attorney in private.