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Regarding topics & questions in a PI case what can the defence ask the injured party at trial that are unrelated to the case?
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Answered on October 09, 2009
These questions should be directed to your lawyer, who should tell you about the limits of questions that may be asked of you at trial.
In the state of Florida, do both spouses have to sign a contract of sale for it to be a legal and binding contract?
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Answered on October 05, 2009
You should see a lawyer to review the contract and the circumstances. If there was a financing contingency in the contract, You should be entitled...
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Was married 21 yrs, been divorced 8. Was granted lifetime alimony. Now ex-husband stopped working and hasnt paid for 6 mos.
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Answered on October 02, 2009
You need to hire an attorney. You should not try to represent yourself.
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Why do I have to go to court if the other driver was issued a ticket for improper backing up
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Answered on September 30, 2009
You do not need a lawyer to testify. All that you need to do is to listen to the question, answer the question (don't embellish) and tell the truth.
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I have an artist agreement contract in front of me for my design services. How can I tell if all the royalties/terms are fair?
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Answered on September 25, 2009
Bite the bullet. take the agreement to a lgood business awyer, and get an opinion on the actual proposed agreemnt. It will be worth the cost.
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If an employer changes your pay structure from salary to straight commission, is the non-compete you signed still enforceable?
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Answered on September 24, 2009
You should seek an attorney to review the agreement. In addition, since you are no longer a manager, you may be entitled to overtime benefits for...
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Can my fiancee adopt both my children after our marriage?
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Answered on September 24, 2009
In Florida, there is a process for step-parent adoption. The natural father of the children must receive notice, because part of the process is...
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Florida law and F.S. 736.0802(10)
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Answered on September 23, 2009
A Trustee is always liable for his bad acts. If unintentional, and minor, the court may nort remove the the Trustee, but will require replaciement...
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Does he have any rights? What are mine?
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Answered on September 22, 2009
Your husband may adopt as a step-parent adoption. However, you MUST notify birth dad, and terminate his parental rights. The easy way is if he...
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Can my husband regain paternal rights to his daughter, which were signed over under false pretenses?
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Answered on September 21, 2009
Fraud and duress are the only two ways to "un-do" a Florida adoption, but the action to reverse the adoption must take place within 1 year after...