A Florida judgment is enforceable for 20 years from date of entry. You can garnish bank accounts, levy on property, etc. and if you do not know...

Permanent alimony no longer exists in Florida. Now, alimony strictly for support purposes [not bridging the gap of transition, not rehabilitative...

Has earmarks of a scam. If you have lived in Florida for the last 5 years then a new law suit would be time-barred by the applicable statute of...

You can file the Motion. It must be heard by the judge. The Clerk can not enter a default because she filed a paper in the case. Don't forget...

Has the earmarks of scam. Statements of actions that would be in violation of Federal and Florida consumer protection laws. Email as opposed to...

Suing the attorney? For what? An attorney is entitled to rely on the representations made by his/her client. As for suing for damages for...

A time-sharing arrangement must be entered by a judge, so to answer your question--yes, you have time-sharing. Also, child support WILL be...

It is the person who has the duty to serve as a juror, not the name. It is very possible you will be called again. You may have a reason to be...

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Much will depend not only on the time the lawyer spends but the nature of the law suit. It looks like you had some type of consumer protection...

No attorney can ever predict the future when it come to how a divorce case will end, other than the marriage will be over. So much depends on the...