Florida Civil Litigation Legal Questions

Your question makes no sense and is inconsistent  - you claim you owe no money but then mention you are in bankruptcy - you say you signe documents and didn't read them and now want to void them when you could have refused to sign them. YOu will likely need to retain a lawyer at some expense to sit down with you and figure out what you did and what to do about it. ... Read Answer

You would need to retain a collections lawyer to go through the domestication process with a foreign judgment and THEN try to collect on him if he is collectable using any of several means such wage garnishment. Generally, you will find most individuals are uncollectable or at least not effectively so. ... Read Answer

"A good honest person that wants to do good." if that is code for "I dont have any money to hire a lawyer" you will sadly be barking up many many wrong trees on such a fact pattern. This type of issue typically needs to be fought and handled within the family law arena where it is least expensive and most effiicent to pursue. If you intend to pursue such a claim as a civil case outside of the family law courts, you will need to prepare to spend likely tens of thousands of dollars in litigation of such matters as they are typically hotly contested. ... Read Answer

Depending on the circumstances, you may or may not want to sign this agreement, but it has nothing to do with the First Amendment.  The First Amendment to the United States Constitution prohibits GOVERNMENT interference with citizens' freedom of speech (although th ere are many exceptions); it has nothing to do with non-disclosure, non-disparagement, or other agreements between private people or entities. ... Read Answer

There is no law that requires people be nice to you nor "respect" you when you don't do what you are supposed to when its supposed ot be done. If you don't pay the rent on time you are subject to eviction and that the landlord right. As to the $600.00 you have a right to explanation of what it is for and they should have no problem telling you what the extra $600.00 is related to. ... Read Answer

Thats the 64 thousand dollar question. You don't, and have likely self lawyered this issue into the quagmire that it is. You will need to retain legal counsel to address these issues directly ASAP and make some effort to control them before they explode. This is one of the problems when a business is rull illicitly and then the players get at odds with each other under the classic people in glass houses dont throw stones concept. Many times one of the payers or another simply throws caution to wind, risking criminal prosecutions for all, under the MAD theory of negotation, expecting YOU to give in because YOU fear the repercussions while he postures that he is not. You will also have to consider that you may well have been manipulated to this end, as you seem to have been the one drawing out the cash for the illicit payments when he did not and there may be little objhective evidence to show his knowlege other than your accusations or he said/she said conversations. ... Read Answer