For Florida: SOL deadline but damages not known yet. Can I file now & modify once damages are known. not kown yet.

You can file the complaint and can allege that you suffered damages - you don't have to be specific as to the amount in your prayer for relief. ...

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Do I have to answer questions during a deposition if i have no legal representation at time of the depo.

Yes, unless you assert some privilege like communications made between a husband and wife, to clergy, to an accountant etc... See Florida Evidence...

I am short selling my condo. Can I lease it until I find a buyer?

You can since you are still the owner of the property, however, if you are already in foreclosure, which I assume you are, then I doubt any tenant...

You can sue for damages beyond the security deposit, but the question is after you get the final judgment for damages, can you actually collect it....

Is it proper to contact the property manager's attorney to try and stop eviction proceedings?

Yes. Call the attorney and see if you can resolve the matter before going to Court.

What would it cost a small HOA in Palm beach county to file a foreclosure lien?

Here is a link to filing fees: http://www.mypalmbeachclerk.com/uploadedFiles/Fees_and_Costs/fee_schedule.pdf For foreclosures of $50,000. or...

Defendant's motion for Relief. Judge's response was," The final summery Judgement of forelosure... is vacated

It just means that the case is back to where it was before the entry of the summary judgment. The Lis Pendens remains on the property. Obviously,...

How to answer an "amicable" letter received from second mortgage that didn't accept the settlement neither loan modification.

You might try to float the settlement offer by the attorney who now represents the second mortgagee. It is not unusual for the bank not to...

What do i need to do to change my name to my married name in my LLC's

You can probably just contact the Division of Corporations in each state and file the change of name. The forms may be on their websites. If not,...

Un-returned deposit.

Pursuant to Section 83.49(3), Florida Statutes, the Landlord has 15 days to return the security deposit to you. If the Landlord intends on...