Is a response to the opposing party's "Memorandum of Law as to Substantial Change in Circumstance" required or necessary?

It is not required, but it may be advisable as a method of putting forth your arguments to the court, supported by appropriate case law.

Should I get a board certified trial attorney if I have had several accidents with different injuries?

I agree with my colleagues: a board certified attorney is an option, but not a necessity.

Do I need family lawyer or criminal lawyer

If you are seeking a guardianship, you need a family lawyer.

Wrongfully charged at my dentists. I have dentist insurance through HUMANA but I got charged through a CARE CREDIT Plan instead.

We can't really recommend particular attorneys. Get recommendations from people in whom you have confidence. If that is not possible, you may check...

You have the right to appeal. The burden is placed upon you to demonstrate the existence of significant legal error by the trial court....

If I lose on an eviction summons in Tampa, Florida can I appeal to a different court?

You may appeal a Final Judgment to a higher court. There are, however, things that you must do to protect and preserve your rights. You would be...

My lawyer has billed me so much that I now need a bankruptcy lawyer. I had it reviewed by a pro what can I do besides a bar com

You may contact the Bar regarding CAP (Consumer Assistance Program) - that is a voluntary program, but will serve to put the attorney on notice...

When hiring an attorney

Attorneys and clients are (with certain exceptions) free to make whatever arrangements that are mutually acceptable.

Can I get my ex to pay for my attorney fees in our dissolution of marriage case in FL?

As my colleagues have stated, your needs and your husband's ability to pay are critical factors in such matters. There isn't any formula; the court...

What is due at 1 year for a Belated Appeal of Final Judgment of divorce: the Belated Appeal itself, or a Notice of Appeal?

What is the basis for your claim of error? Was there a fraud upon the court or perjury - or was there some error made during the trial itself?