What does Failure to File a Claim mean?

It probably means the person you sued did not hire counsel. One response could be a motion to dismiss for failure to state a cause of action, but...

My long term disability stop my claim. and i'm wanting to appeal it, do i need a lawyer

Yes, you need to see a lawyer to pursue your claim. The fact that the company found one doctor to sign off should not deter you (you did not state...

If the hive makes the premises unlivable or unsafe, you can give your landlord notice to remedy the situation or the lease will be terminated. You...

What is the legal definition of harassment relative the details written below?

There are many forms and types of harassment. You do not say in what manner you may have been the subject of harassment. Is it due to age? sex?...

I need to change a parental agreement. I live in Florida but the original agreement was filed in Tennessee. Any help?

The documents will be filed in TN unless you get the case transferred to FL. As things stand, you should get a TN lawyer to prepare and file the...

What kind of attorney do I need

You should see a contract or consumer rights lawyer. Spouses may act for the other at times, but making you liable without your signature seems a...

Yes, there is an applicable statute of limitations - the time for you to file a lawsuit. Since you were apparently wrongfully terminated (based...

My husband has constantly had excuses and motions to delay our divorce, what happens if I can no longer go to court?

You need legal assistance. Contact Charlotte legal aid or a woman's organization for help. Your interests need to be represented in court. ...

Can I sue to get my money back for breach of contract and services not rendered?

Yes, it is important to review your written contract. But, from you statements, it does appear that you have a valid claim for breach of contract.

When a creditor gets a garnishment on a safety deposit box will the garnishment expire after a period of time ?

Florida Statute 77.07(6) says that unless a timely motion is made sooner, a writ of garnishment is automatically dissolved in 6 months.