I have to go to a mediation for visitation.Child support is an issue as well.Can a mediator make a decision about child support?

Mediators don't make decisions. Their purpose is to try to resolve matters by bringing the parties to an agreement. They cannot order or compel...

When a judge signs an Order what is a Final Judgment and a Non-Final judgment?

You're thinking about the briefing schedule, not the filing time period.. As to what is final and non-final, there isn't any short way to answer...

ISN'T THERE TIME LIMIT TO SUPPLEMENT THE RECORD?

The better practice is to do a motion to supplement at the earliest possible moment, but there isn't any absolute prohibition, however, against...

What is the validity of signing a non compete in Florida. I had no idea what it was I signed and now I think im stuck.

I agree with my colleagues. It's necessary to have more information before an answer may reasonably be provided.

When a partial summary judgment is appealed, does the appeal court take jurisdiction over the entire case?

A trial court cannot do anything to interfere with a matter that is being considered by an appellate court as the trial court is divested of...

Can anything be done about an uncooperative judge?

There usually isn't much that an attorney is able to do at trial after the judge has ruled on an objection. The matter may be addressed on...

Is a Notice of Appeal due 30 days after the Court Order or after the Order of a Motion for Re-Hearing in a Foreclosure matter?

You are free to file an appeal immediately after you received the final judgment of foreclosure. A Motion for Rehearing is not mandatory and your...

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There are many facets and factors involved in your injuries; any answer here would be incomplete.- You need to see a personal injury attorney in...

What should I do? I need a lawyer but can't afford one.

The first step is to contact Legal Aid - they may be able to help you out. Check Lake County and Polk County.

Can a last will & testament be amended just to change co-executors from "and" to "or"?

Your mother can execute a codicil or do a new will. In either case, formalities must be observed. Otherwise, neither you nor the court can re-write...