I received a summon from the court that One Main Financial is suing me for my debt. The appearance is in February 3,2023.
Moneyede's answer
|
Answered on January 06, 2023
You should contact legal aid in your area. If you qualify, they may be able to provide legal assistance, and potentially help negotiate an...
Can your employer decrease your pay after you accepted the original pay rate?
Moneyede's answer
|
Answered on January 06, 2023
It depends on the wording of your employment agreement. Typically, employment in Florida is "at-will" and your employer can reduce your pay or...
Motion Deadlines in Florida?
Moneyede's answer
|
Answered on January 03, 2023
There is no statute or consistent practice across judges. Often, in state court, no response to a motion is required. For a summary judgment...
Does a Defendant answer the plantiff's motion in limine at the pre trial hearing or do you answer in writting?
Moneyede's answer
|
Answered on January 03, 2023
If the case is in state court, answers typically are written pursuant to the case scheduling order entered by the judge. The judge's procedures...
How can i lien a piece of property that i gave owner 15k as down payment and he decided not to sell now he does n have money to
Moneyede's answer
|
Answered on September 27, 2022
You are going to have to file a lawsuit. If you want to hold him to the deal to sell the property to you for the agreed-upon price, you may seek...
Do I need to attach a transcript to a motion to set aside in Tampa Florida ?
Moneyede's answer
|
Answered on September 26, 2022
If you have not done so already, you should contact the Court reporter and obtain a written copy of the transcript. You can then attach the...
In small claim court, can attorney present exhibit and evidence entirely on behalf of client?
Moneyede's answer
|
Answered on September 26, 2022
A litigant in small claims court may be represented by an attorney. The attorney will get documents into evidence by asking you (or another...
I have defaults against the defendants, & I want to amend my complaint, will this affect the defaults that are entered?
Moneyede's answer
|
Answered on September 26, 2022
Yes. A default means that, due to the defendant's failure to respond, the allegations of your complaint are deemed admitted. If you amend your...
Ad
Transform legal challenges into solutions.
Connect now to review your situation.
The Avvo Rating explained
The Avvo Rating explained