What are my options after a writ of possession is issued and if I'm not the owner should I show up for that hearing

I agree with my colleagues. You may still have recourse against your previous landlord. You should seek out a competent landlord/tenant attorney...

Alimony for un-married couples -Florida-

There is no alimony for unmarried couples in Florida.

Will I be able to keep my sisters car after her death?

My deepest condolences. Attorney Dolan is exactly right and you can avoid the car going through probate. In addition, to his answer, Attorney...

I will address two (2) points. First, falsifying documents is a good enough reason for an employer to terminate your employment. Since Florida is...

What should I do if I've lost my home and have to move into a Motel although not up to par, but is priced within our budget.

There is no apparent legal recourse to your dilemma at this point. If something really bad happens to you, you could have a potential negligence...

My brother was bonded out & He Has A Us Marshall Hold & Other Agency Hold Hw Mny Agency Are There Beside Marshalls & Immigration

A person cannot be bonded from state custody. He can be bonded from county custody if there is a bond. He will not be automatically released if he...

Is there a motion I can file to prove something in an affidavit is true?

Answers from the other attorneys are correct. There are several ways to accomplish your goal. The Court encourages honesty and candor and takes a...

Expedited status conference/case status/pre-trial what to prepare?

You are most likely going to do things differently than a licensed attorney would do. I hope that you mean you filed a motion for a continuance...

Can you go to jail. If a customer goes to the police department and clams that i took his money, but his check bounced.

You should consult a criminal attorney in your area if you are concerned about having criminal charges filed against you or being arrested. If a...

What can I be charged with for trespassing

You could be charged with trespassing. Trespassing is a second degree misdemeanor. It carries a maximum sentence of 60 days in a county jail. It...