Can a co-signer on an auto loan force me to carry more auto insurance than required on a car?

The co-signer could have required you to carry personal injury liability insurance (which is not otherwise required under Florida law) as a...

How can you be denied a public defender if you have been unemployed for 2 months, homeless and no assets?

I do not practice in Pennsylvania and cannot give you legal advice, but the U.S. Supreme Court has held in a case called Gideon v. Wainwright that...

There is a body of law that requires the written order to comply with the oral pronouncement, but that may be inapplicable due to the judge's...

I am looking at an appellate brief. a case is cited and then in parenthesis it will say (citation omitted).

That just means that the quoted language in the decision, which was taken from an earlier case on the subject, had itself referred to other legal...

After being denied for a disability application, is there a state of limitations on filing for appeal or reconsideration?

Although the process you mention may be called an "appeal," this is not a subject within the category called Appeals. I am assuming that the type...

I need Florida cases that shows excusable neglect?

Many cases hold that a judgment is void if the defendant did not receive notice of the trial. Two such cases are Greisel v. Gregg, 733 So. 2d 1119...

I live in an apt complex that demands that its tenants show proof of registration and insurance

This is not an "Insurance" law question. It belongs in the "Landlord/Tenant" category.

What do you need to show in court to be awarded attorney's fees?

Although an expert witness is required in a civil case, no expert is needed in a dissolution case to support a claim for attorney's fees.

Can a creditor who did not show up at a pre trial conference file the suit agai

Yes, even if the case is dismissed for failure to prosecute, the creditor can re-file again at any time before the statute of limitations expires.

Criminal appeal question

I agree with the prior answers and write to add some more explanation. The "record" is made up of all the documents filed in the trial court and...