An Agreed Order of Dismissal with prejudice. What does "with prejudice " mean?

Ms. Rosenblum is correct. Any matter that was pled in the dismissed lawsuit cannot be raised in a subsequent lawsuit. If there are unrelated...

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If you do what you have stated as your intention, you and your “new company” could find yourselves embroiled in a lasuit for fraudulent transfer...

I agree with Mr. Zaretsky. Hire a lawyer. Your home is too important to play lawyer. This response does not create an attorney-client...

Father carries insurance on our son,if he has deductible high deductible ,who is responsible for it

You and the Father are not currently married? If there is a child support agreement or court order, it will control reimbursement to you. Because...

I have final summary judgement but I have disputes and unresolved issues in this foreclosure that judge said is invalid.

A summary judgment means that there are no unresolved issues of law or fact regarding your case. If a final summary judgment has been entered, you...

Can I get a modification to my agreement specifying ex husband and myself to set aside a certain amount for my son?

Your ex is under no obligation to modify the agreement. While the Court has the authority to enforce child support, what you have agreed to is in...

Will I be able to win a case against a con artist who stole money for about $10,000 plus interest?

No one can predict with certainty whether or not you will win a lawsuit. EVER. Interview a couple of lawyers to find one that you are comfortable...

Florida’s bad check law provides a civil remedy in a case like this, where a party stops payment with intent to defraud. The statute provides that...

My son will be turning 18 years old and he would like to change his last name to his step-fathers last name.

Once your son turns 18, he can either, 1) change his name (which gives him no rights other than the name), or 2) agree to be adopted by his step...

A clerk of court generally would not enter a default against a party that has filed anything in a case. That being said, a judicial default is...