My divorce attorney went out of business

You can hire any attorney you choose. Your former attorney probably would have wanted you to retain him or her again to enforce the divorce...

What would you do to keep Criminal Defendants Civil case answers out of court?

The only way to try to keep prior statements against his interest out of a trial would be to argue that they are irrelevant or unduly prejudicial. ...

I do not believe my husband got a divorce in Mexico. (1982). What should I do.

In Florida you could end the marriage by seeking either an annulment or a dissolution of marriage. The annulment procedures and grounds in Florida...

I was arrested of 3rd degree grand theft when i was 17, one month later I turned 18. I was put in a diversionary program, and

Hi. Yes, you will have to answer to the Court even though your are now an adult. The juvenile courts retain jurisdiction beyond your 18th...

In Florida is there a specific form for a spouse to waive their rights to homestead in respect to divorce settlement?

Hi. I am not aware of a standard form for this. What you are contemplating is covered in Florida Statutes Chapter 732 and more specifically...

Hello I have found a mugshot of mine by googleing my name. The case was dissmissed however the mugshot is still there

Hi. Sites like that one take their photos and information from the public record jail booking websites, usually run by the Sheriffs' offices in...

What is a fr first notice?

This sounds as if it is a Financial Responsibility warning letter which has been sent to you. Check your auto insurance and make sure it hasn't...

Just wanted to clear up some information in response to your questions. A driver's license is required to operate a motor vehicle in a public...

I had adjudication witheld on simple assault and battery Case #532009CF00492701XXXX, will I be able to have the record sealed?

Your answer depends upon whether you have ever had another adjudicated criminal offense in your life, even a DUI or Reckless Driving. No one with...

I'm not a Washington attorney, but let me guess that the answer to your first question is yes, you can confess to a crime someone else has been...