What if you let someone drive dunk and they were unlicenced and uninsured and they hit and kill someone.

Under Florida law the owner of a private motor vehicle is responsible for the negligence of anyone they let drive the vehicle under what is known...

How can I preserve my rights when the statute of limitations on a civil matter is quickly approaching?

You need to either file a separate lawsuit in Florida or file a "Motion to Intervene" in the pending lawsuit. The separate lawsuit will cost you...

Member of family died in hospital and was very sick for period of time there. Someone had his will changed.

First suspect would be the person who had access to the family member during his/her last days and whom the Will leaves the greatest share to. In...

Non-compete for sales position in Florida

Enforcing a non-compete has to be done by way of an injunction. An injunction hearing is an "equitable" hearing. I would argue that the employer...

Obtaining declaratory judgement pro se in florida

This answer is based on my assumption that you are a beneficiairy of the trust. You need to file a lawsuit against the Trustee asking the court to...

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How long is the Statute of Limitations for injuries in a motor vehicle accident in Brevard County, Florida?

No. The statute of limitations in Florida for negligence is four years from the date of the negligent act. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT – I am not...

What kind of Lawyer do I need?

I agree with Attorney Behren. You need to hire a lawyer to file what is known as a "declaratory judgment" action against the insurance company and...

Complying with a Subpoena Duces Tecum For Deposition

You need to appear at the deposition with whatever documents you have that might be responsive to the subpoena duces tecum. You can explain your...

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Attorney Phillips has given you good advice. I would just add that I'm concerned about your claim that the attorneys sent in "a bogus Dr. report." ...

In Florida civil actions, can you answer a complaint after the 20 days if no default has been filed against you?

If the clerk has not entered a "clerk's default" you can still file an answer or a "paper" at any time before a hearing on the default. I would act...