What constitutes legal receipt of service of summons?

The date you receive the summons and complaint is the date you are served. If you are served via publication, the publication will describe when...

How strong do you think this case is ? .. What kind of attorney should I consult ?

If you have a commercial general liability policy, you should contact your insurer or insurance agent immediately about this matter. Your...

Can I put a lien on business jobs or personal property in order to get paid back big money I loaned former boss?

It is unclear from your question whether you were loaning money to a business which employed you or to the person who owned the business which...

Divorce Papers??

You may be thinking about the Pro Se Divorce Handbook -- ...

Am I a defendent?

You may also search the Clerk's website (check out the "court records" section) to see if you have been named as a defendant to an action. The...

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Florida. ProSe. Who responsible for setting hearing?

Anyone can schedule a motion for hearing. Yes, you should attempt to schedule this hearing at a mutually convenient time. Usually, the Court's...

Ok i had this apartment under my name couple of months and i had to move out because financially i could not offered it. So the

If you and this other person were both on the same lease as if you were both tenants, then it appears that you were both responsible for the rent. ...

Is there a limit as to how long a person can be a board member for a condo HOA in Florida?

I am not aware of any statutory limitations. In any event, te answer to your question is probably to be found in your association documents. If...

Can a condo association deny access or turn off water in your unit for any reason?

I do not know about "any reason," but your association documents probably address your question. It sounds like your condominium association is...

Am I liable for a hospital bill that I received 2yr4months after service. Isn't there a statue of limitation. I may of paid it.

In Florida, the statute of limitations for an oral promise to pay is four years and for a written promise to pay is five years. You may want...