I'm I responsible for the bill if they refuse to do a police report? Do I have a right to know who these so called witnesses are

Calling the police is not a prerequisite to making you responsible for the damages. The COA docs typically make you as owner liable for your...

Does the mortgagee have a time limit within which to file a "lis pendens" law suit ? When does it begin?

It's not quite that simple. The statue of limitations, 95.11, as you put it is at the Supreme Court right now awaiting a decision on the case....

What can't I do to get rid of this/ should I take the. To court

I agree it's very tough to answer. Generally, if you agree to something binding before 18, and affirm that debt after you're 18 (by agreement or...

If you are certain that a judge erred do you still have to go to appeal?

You have 30 days to appeal from the date of the order. You must appeal or you lose your rights, whether the judge was right or ultimately found...

Can I ask the owner for cancellation of that lease or change my mind?

You can try but once you sign it is legally biding. It may cost you some money too since landlord wasn't expecting to have to market the unit...

How long do judges keep their notes for a hearing?

Judges typically don't take notes during hearings, and if so, they are not public record. That's why you hire a court reporter to take down what...

It should be a 4 year statute of limitations. But what makes you think if you pay the filing fee and service and take the time to do the case that...

How to make service on defendant that refuses service

Cities never refuse service. They have in-house attorneys, city attorneys, who deal with this kind of stuff. I have done numerous cases against...

I filed for writ of execution and won the judgement what do i do now?

Your facts don't make much sense. You get a writ of execution after a judgment, but you need to get a judgment based on a breach of the settlement...

Is there a statute of limitations to go after a home builder for structural damage?

You are way way way beyond any statue of limitations in FL. The longest is 5 years for civil cases in statute 95.11. It's about 20 years too...