Five of us inherited property

You will need to review the possibility of subdividing with a real estate attorney who handles property development, as it will depend on the...

I know it's speculative opinion the questions I'm about to ask but why would the state attorney request an evidentiary hearing?

This is a criminal law question, not a litigation question. I am redirecting it on Avvo. Most likely, you wil need to have an attorney review the...

My father died in 2006 in Arizona, he owned mineral rights, the royalties were transferred to us but just found out deed is not

No attorney in Florida can answer your questions, unless they are licensed in Arizona and Kansas. The probate laws of each state are different. ...

Is a fictitious business name registration necessary if an LLC is established?

If your LLC uses the name of the LLC as its business name (for example Jones AC Repairs LLC), then the business is not using a Fictitious Name. ...

Can a landlord charge the tenant for painting job of the house after moving out?

meet with an attorney as soon as possible and review the issue and whether you have a legitimate basis for disputing the intent to make a claim...

How do I appeal or remove an eviction record that is incorrect?

If there is an eviction judgment in your records, something other than what you describe occurred. To get an accurate idea of what happened, you...

No, Section 83.56, Florida Statutes provides that: (4) The delivery of the written notices required by subsections (1), (2), and (3) shall be by...

You can sue anyone for anything and for any amount. The problem is that your filing fee and service of process fee will far exceed the $100 you...

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My ex-business partner signed a contract waiving his rights to sue and handle all disputes in arbitration, can he sue me?

Any one can file a lawsuit, regardless of whether the lawsuit is proper or not. If your agreement has an arbitration clause, it will be up to your...

Is a will valid if executed by a testator and signed by two witnesses, without notarization?

To be legally recognized in Florida, the will must be signed by the testator and witnessed by 2 witnesses. It does not have to be notarized. To...

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