What could would the Court be inferring by stating, "...an additional charge could be added"?
More information is needed as to the context of what was said to determine what the court was referring to.
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More information is needed as to the context of what was said to determine what the court was referring to.
This is a very detailed question, and more information is needed as to his priors, and other currently open charges. Burglary of a dwelling...
If you have a prior MM battery, they can upfile a new MM battery as a felony battery just because of that prior battery conviction. Felony...
Typically 30 days. To confirm call the local county jail and ask them what their standard operating procedure is in such a situation.
Indecent exposure is governed by Florida Statute 800.03. It is a first degree misdemeanor. Do not write or speak to anyone about this matter,...
Check out Florida Statutes 83.59(3)(c), 83.62, and 83.67(5).
I agree with you, a blanket notice would seem to circumvent the intention of the statute which governs this. Florida Statute 83.53 addresses this:...
Review the lease, to see what it states regarding extermination. Florida Statute 83.51 states: 83.51 Landlord’s obligation to maintain...
I agree with my colleagues. Sounds like it is a month to month lease. Did they give you at least 15 day notice prior to the end of the month of...
Read the summons and Complaint. it should say you have 5 days to answer. They can still sue you for past due rent.