Does the realtor/landlord have the right to have the house shown while we are still renting?

That should be spelled out in your lease or written rental agreement, as well as subject to Florida landlord-tenant laws. I would review your...

House in mothers name, has 3 grown children, no written will. What happens to house?

I am sorry but there is not enough information to answer your question clearly. However, assuming you mean to say that your mother recently passed...

Can I be terminated without warning because I violated the companys internet policy. Can I sue for racial discrimination?

Any claim of discrimination in the workplace is going to be a highly fact-sensitive matter, impossible to properly analyze in this forum. The best...

What is the statute of limitations on filing a civil lawsuit in Utah?

Different types of claims are subject to different statutes of limitations. I am not licensed in Utah so I cannot speak to Utah's SoL's. In...

A younger sibling acquired general power of attorney over my father. I was not informed of this for many years. Legal?

I am not licensed in Delaware so you should confirm this information with an attorney who is. Generally, speaking, so long as you father...

My girlfriend is accusing a man of sexually abusing her. Can his attorney subpoena our texts, from MY phone company?

Yes.

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We are new landlords in Washington State and I am wondering which lease agreement form is best to use.

I see this question repeated by numerous Avvo users and my answer every time is that no form is ever the best lease for your specific situation. ...

In a limited civil case, what does it mean when each party can serve no more than 35 discovery tools pursuant to CCP 94?

I am not licensed to practice in California so you should confirm this with an attorney who is but some quick internet research gives me reason to...

Is it legal to take someones info and distribute it

A very concise answer by Mr. Moore, upon which I will only expand by saying that depending on those (and, in some instances, other) factors there...

I mean no offense but I suspect you likely misunderstood what the attorney in question told you.