Can a party make a request for admission that includes many documents in a single request?

You have asked a question of Florida procedural law. You have received an almost instant responses from two lawyers, one in Illinois and the other...

In Florida: To collect on a judgement, can a creditor freeze or withdrawal funds out of a joint checking account?

Not usually. They may try and you may have to be diligent in preventing it, but a bank account owned jointly by husband and wife is considered a...

Can i stop a lawsuit and just take a low settlement

Sure, you go to the defendant and negotiate a settlement in return for a "voluntary dismissal with prejudice." Get the deal spelled out in writing...

Friend caused injury

I think this is related to a question I answered a few minutes ago from Brandon. The definition of an umbrella policy can be found at this...

Can i sue my friend for the injury he caused me

You really don't give much information. What kind of injury? How is it related to the premises that he rents. Was your injury related to...

Denied Florida unemployment for misconduct 'playing a prank on a co-worker'

This is more of a social services question than it is a legal question. You cannot get unemployment insurance payments if you were legitimately...

Pain-suffering and lost wages?

Yes, but you probably cannot do it on your own. You will need to hire an attorney. Many attorneys handle these kinds of cases on a contingency...

Generally speaking you cannot sue a police agency for negligence as they enjoy sovereign immunity. A lot worse things have happened to people...

Can my wife and I sign a document stating I'd never be responsible for child support?

No. Adopting a child is the legal equivalent of the child being yours naturally. Child support is an obligation a parent owes to the child (and...

The peson im renting my home to has not pd rent in 2 months and the electric in myname not included in the rent can i shut itoff

No, most definitely not. To do so would be considered "constructive eviction" and would make you liable to the tenant for 3 times the monthly rent...