Jupiter, FL
Litigation Lawyer at Jupiter, FL
Practice Areas: Litigation, Lawsuits & Disputes ... +3 more
In Florida, even a short-term marriage can result in a party receiving alimony. There are different types of alimony: lump sum, rehabilitative and...
You should NOT do this! Florida has a "Dangerous Instrumentality" law. The law means that the owner of a dangerous instrumentality (car) is...
Short answer - you must compy with the Rules of Court. Second, an attorney may collect fees for representing himself or herself.
You need to retain counsel ASAP. It will not cost you anything for the representation until the case settles, or a judgment is paid, at which...
There are not enough facts provided to give an accurate response. You need to retain counsel ASAP. It will not cost you anything for the...
There are not enough facts provided to give an accurate response. #1, you need to have an attorney representing your husband's interests. #2, in...
You should expect the defense team to conduct a very thorough background search. They may not find the record if it has truly been expunged. ...
The short answer: YES you can lose alimony if you cohabit.
In Florida, the law is that if a landlord intends to keep all or part of your deposit, the landlord MUST 10 notify you by certified mail, 20 send...
You should see a lawyer immediately. DEo not talk to any insurance adjusters or investigators. They are not your friends. My firm handles ...