How many continuances is a defendant allowed in Florida court
It is usually discretionary with the judge.
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It is usually discretionary with the judge.
If there isn't any response after making several requests over a reasonable time period, do what you have to do.
Some things are clear to the judge. If we're talking about a motion to dismiss a complaint, some errors on the face of the complaint may be...
No ... but if your mother left any type of estate, the creditor will pursue it.
You need to get an attorney. It needs to be established that the individual in question is the father of the child.
Assuming that the lease has expired and that the tenants have been staying on by mutual consent, there is nothing to prevent you from giving them...
As noted by my colleague, you should get a new attorney if you have lost confidence in the present one. Therefore. start looking for new ones. ...
It sounds as if she intended to make a gift. If there wasn't a promise or agreement to repay and if the check wasn't in exchange for work performed...
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It's hard to answer your question. The judge has discretion in how he runs his courtroom. At the same time, it's unclear why the judge ruled as he...
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Fraudulent transfers may be attacked in court.