Are Agencies governments, such as Florida Department of Education immune from being sued in civil court for not follow the laws?

Mr. Dillingham is right. You must follow Florida's sovereign immunity and other laws before you can sue a government agency. Did you give the...

What do we have to do to have guardianship of our grandson?

First, don't go cheap when it comes to children. They are too important. Spend what you have to spend to do things right. If you want to assist...

Can a 15 year old marry a 18 year old with parental consent in Florida

A 15-year-old can never marry in Florida, but a 16-year-old can marry with parental permission or, if pregnant or with a born child, with a judge's...

Hi im pregnant an turning 16 next month i will emancipate an live on my own i have some questions on what i can an cant do

What makes you think you will emancipate? Remember, neither pregnancy nor childbirth emancipate you in Florida. In Florida, a parent (or, in most...

My daughter has been in a lawsuit initiated by the biological father for visitation rights, last name change, etc since Jan 2011

You haven't asked a question that we could give you advice on, but it sounds like a new attorney is certainly in order. I don't know if the...

Divorce decree says to sell house when ex wife remarries. What legal action must I take to sell the house that has been vacant.

I have to agree with Mr. Trabin over Ms. Gerber on this one. A judge has no authority to play "tie-breaker" in an instance like this. Your...

Absent extraordinary circumstances, the case will close at 90 days. You'll get notified when the case closes, if it closes. If you haven't heard...

CAN A 16 YEAR OLD BOY DATE A 13 YEAR OLD GIRL IN FLORIDA

Dating is always legal. The law prevents physical contact in certain situations and at certain ages.

Shall i get legal aide for my upcoming trial?

You haven't provided us enough information to answer your question, but you're never worse off by hiring a lawyer. Yes, "50/50 timeshare" is now...

Can I take my child on a vacation out of state even if his father, my husband, says no?

No Florida law prohibits you from temporarily removing your child from the state for a vacation, and your husband has no authority to prevent it.