A 62-year-old woman allowed her daughter and son-in-law to move into her home over a year ago, only to discover they have stolen her identity, causing over $50,000 in damages. She has served them with a 15-day notice to quit, but they are resisting eviction and making threats. She is in Florida, Clay County. What steps should she take to evict them and protect herself legally?

June 22nd, 2024

Can a Florida Condo's bylaws be changed to allow future assessments without mortgage lender approval, in a manner that adversely impacts their current mortgages? Specifically, if a $3 million loan assessment is proposed to replace a line of credit used over the past 5 years, how would this change affect the lenders' security interests?

April 16th, 2023

Would a written notice to the defendant stop the running of the Statute of Limitations in New Jersey?

August 1st, 2024

I ordered two pens from an Amazon seller, but received completely different pens than what was advertised. The seller initially denied the mistake but later admitted it and offered three options for resolution. I want to know if I can recover legal fees, storage costs, interest on the payment, and legal research costs from the seller, and if hiring an attorney is reasonable in this situation.

May 24th, 2024

What should I do if a judge retaliates during an appeal by ruling against me, setting additional hearings, and potentially holding me in contempt, especially if I believe the judge is biased and related to the opposing side?

April 11th, 2023