Can I get a court appointed attorney. Divorce in Florida. Spiteful wife trying to take parental rights away. PLEASE HELP!!!

I would try your local legal aid. In the event you do not qualify, then I would contact local counsel. Many firms will work with persons on...

My son needs to get a copy of criminal record disposition in order to apply for nurseing license. how can he get this?

He needs to simply contact the clerk of courts for a certified disposition. it generally costs $3.00-$5.00 depending on the county. If he...

Moved from DE to FL. Worked with real estate agent. Signed a form that required monies upfront to hold property.

This is going to depend on the working of the application and whether the money paid for the first month was contingent on an executed lease. I...

How much downpayment do I need to buy a house?

This is an open ended question and will depend on the lender (bank). Most, that I know of, are asking for 20-25% for conventional loans, and 3%...

How do I collect a court ordered judgement?

You can garnish his wages, freeze bank accounts, etc. I advise consulting with an attorney/firm specializing in garnishment actions. Remember,...

What do I legally need to do to remove my 19 year old daughter from my house?

Our firm has dealt with this situation many times. More often than not, I strongly worded demand letter from an attorney does the trick. If...

Yes, as a minor your rights are very limited by law until you reach the age of majority (18). www.krrlaw.com

I did my own claim for judgment$5,000, is the lien the only course of action to recvoer my loss?

You can garnish the persons wages and may be able to freeze any bank accounts the person may have until the balance is paid off. Be mindful,...

Retainer fee...can you get it back if the attorney does nothing?

The retainer was likely nonrefundable, however, the attorney must still perform reasonable services in order to keep that full amount. Your friend...

If im not on the lease but I live there can I be kicked out?

I would advise leaving as soon as possible, otherwise she can sue under an unlawful detainer action (like and eviction), unless you have helped pay...