By avoiding marriage, I'm I protecting my current and future assets?

If you are concerned about protecting your assets and that is what is preventing you from marrying your significant other, you could hire an...

Does this mean he is only getting house arrest? He stole my car and this is what it says on his inmate search.

From the looks of what you posted in your question, the house arrest is a pretrial condition, not a judgment. You cannot hold a defendant in jail...

In a FL civil action, can a plaintiff's complaint be amended without leave of court at any time if all parties agree?

Under the Florida rules of civil procedure, you can amend your complaint as a matter of right once before the defendant files a responsive...

Will the judge enter a default after I file the motion or at the motion for default hearing? What affidavits do I need?

Does the order denying the motion to dismiss set forth a deadline for the defendant to file an answer to the complaint? Your question was not clear...

Can my ex-boyfriend (paternal parent) legally pick up my daughter from preschool without my permission?

Generally speaking, without a court order in place determining custody, and assuming he is listed as your child's father on the birth certificate,...

Can I tell The bank that I want to rent out my house?

My colleague is correct. Also, if you are claiming that property as your homestead, you will forfeit the homestead exemption by moving out of the...

Is an eviction county, state, or nation wide?

My colleague is correct. It is also worth noting that an eviction will generally stay on your record for 7 years, after which point they are...

Is a will that was written out and singed by a witness and dated qualify as a legal will?

As far as the first will, generally speaking a handwritten will can be valid if it observes certain standards (including, but not limited to, that...

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Can i file a motion to dismiss a case with prejudice?

A final judgment is the court's final ruling on all the issues in a case, and completes the case (unless it is appealed to a higher court). It is...