I agree with my colleague, and since it is a private school, it may be harder to receive any relief made with regards to public schools. However,...

Is it illegal for a landlord to take away a defective smoke/co2 detector and not replace it?

Do you live in an apartment building or condo? In Florida, Landlords of apartment buildings and condos must install working smoke detectors in the...

What can I to do if can't pay the rent? what options I have?

You share you share the apartment. Are you on the lease? Did you sign a lease? Does the landlord know you live there? If not, you're on a month...

Can a Landlord hold on to your security deposit without a final walk through and documents of damage?

Unless you waived it in your lease, the landlord MUST have sent you written notice by certified mail within 15 days of your moving out if he was to...

Can I hold an estate atty responsible for assisting an undue influencer in disinheriting siblings

You really need to see a probate attorney to help you. Probate is very complicated. Plus, in Florida, only attorneys can handle probate. That...

Can I sue the solar energy company with little written evidence?

Without seeing the contract you signed, it is impossible to advise you of your rights. You need to see an attorney about this situation.

I suggest you see a business Attorney to help you with this. What you are asking is not withing the scope of this forum. You are asking for help...

Can I sue my son for an engagement ring I bought for his now wife?

Do you have a written contract that says he will pay you back for the ring or just word of mouth? You may be able to sue him, but not knowing the...

Seasonal help for business?

Depends. Are you providing the transportation for them to deliver? Depending on the situation, they could be either an employee or a contractor,...

What do Florida's intestate statutes say about a beneficiary who has already passed away?

The estate will be passed per stirpes, which means to the next relatives, and since she died intestate (no will), the courts will appoint a...