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In Florida and most places except in certain cities where ground leases are prevelent, you do own a small lot under your townhouse comprising the footprint of your unit as well as a front and back yard (and if your'e and end unit a side yard). Not that it matters here. Deeding the structure...

In general, no. Biographical information is not protected. If the person obtained this information by unlawful means (wiretapping or some sort of trespass) or it's copying of something protected like letters or diary entries, there's nothing that precludes them from writing about it and...

If it's a rental, you shouldn't have to pay the rent (and you can legally break the lease). As AJ points out you should read your condo documents to see if they specifically provide stuff. The Florida Statutes in general don't give you an out for not paying the maintenance fees on condos just...

Federal student loans do not have a statute of limitations. Private ones do. Even with a federal backed loan, the lender can still come after you.

At least it didn't make it common fleas.

Actually, the losing party (default or otherwise) has 30 days from the date the judgement is filed to appeal. MDCs aren't courts of record so the thing either goes to an arbitration hearing or to Common Please de novo.

What incentive does a prosecutor have to even consider helping you? You're expected to file your own PETITION (not motion) for post-conviction relief. The notion the prosecutor will file will be one to dismiss it. Note that even if one were to give any credence to your Munchausen Trilemma...

Says default judgement.

No, the registrations don't have AND or OR no matter what the title said. It just lists the owners above the mailing address.

Florida titles have explicitly either "and" or "or" between the owners' names. If it says "and", you both need to sign. If it says "or", either can sign, though you might find some buyers (or their financing) a bit reticent to accept it unless both sign.

If you knew that the pipes were damaged in a way that would cause the damage if it rained, then you're going to have to accept some of the blame. He likely is only responsible for the cost of repairing the damaged pipes. When he refused to do so, you should have taken the impetus to have...

No need to lock out the system admins. In fact, the attacks I've come across usually lie stealthily in wait to spring at a future time. We've also found malware which was inserting and redirecting emails while leaving the system in normal operation enough so as to not attract attention to the...

If you have the proper business insurance, you may find that there is some coverage for such assistance under your policy. The non-profit I am on the board of had a pretty serious attack and the insurer provided a forensic team to investigate just what happened and make recommendations.

You misunderstood my question. Does she require nursing care, or are you just trying to get her into an Alzheimer-based assisted living?

Where are you trying to get her placed. There's a difference in the application procedure depending on whether you're going for assistend living (w/ "memory care" services) or if she is bad enough she requires nursing care. In the case of the former, you will get special services but room...

A purely descriptive mark like "Trusted movers" is pretty weak for exactly the reason we have here. It's easy to send cease and desist letters. It takes a little more effort to actually pursue such an action in court, and even more effort to prevail. The question is, as Dirty Harry would...

The grandson should get to an attorney immediately. The attorney will take action (likely paying the taxes) to stop the tax sale. He will then look at what the chain of title really is to determine the actual ownership. He'll determine what sort of action (estate probate or otherwise) is...

Pleading the fifth is not to imply that you are guilty (despite what certain politicians say). In fact, with a jury, the judge will often make that specific call out to the jury when someone pleads to fifth or the defendant declines to testify. Note that this only applies to CRIMINAL actions...

It would appear from the strict reading of this that none of the three parties here had any interest in the property at the time the quit claims were signed so they conveyed nothing. Oregon is a race state anyhow. C recording a warranty deed is going to be presumed valid against any other...

You owed more. You owed them the expected residual value of the car at the end of the lease term PLUS any unpaid lease payments. While it isn't quite the case, you can think of the lease as a (hopefully) zero down loan with a massive balloon payment on the end.