You cannot get reliable statutory construction through a Q&A post. You will need to retain a construction lawyer.

This is simply a tangled mess and will require actually hiring a lawyer to sort out beyond just flailing around and taking your chances.

Sure. More importantly, this is an issue that needs to be reported to law enforcement, as this is likely several crimes deep.

Adding to Mr. Kaufman's point. If you have to ask and don't want to spend thousands of dollars in legal fees on the answer - then don't.

Can I sue my insurance company for Diminished Value? No - unless your policy provides otherwise. Can I sue the lienholder on the other car for not...

Sure you can dispute it. Just do it in writing in the 15 day window under Fla. Stat. 83.49.

Those facts don't support the accusation of racial profiling. Crappy customer service in self check out is another discussion and you can file...

You will need to work this out with the lawyer handling the issue. You can also try seeking intervention from the Fla. Bar if that might get at...

This is likely breach of contract action against the landlord, depending on whether the lease addresses such things. Their mistake was the notion...

Possibly, although dismissal of charges is not the same an an acquittal or concession by prosecutors that the charges were false. Its certainly...