Florida Contracts Legal Questions

Not likely. Even assuming it were, and you opted to accept it, if the seller disputed the existance of a contract, the items would have to be of signficant value to justify the attorney's fee syou would spend trying to enforce it. If you have further questions, please feel free to contact our office at 1-800-922-6442 to schedule a FREE consultation.... Read Answer

That does NOT sound like a ruling that what your sone did was OK, but rather a go your separate ways result in a restraining order case. They dont transfer students to other classes and say keep away if what occurred was "ok". Your son will have to deal with school district case, but since he is a grown man, will have to handle his own business with lawyers, not have parents ask around, since it is doubtful you actually know the whole story. If you have questions, we provide FREE legal consultations at 1-800-922-6442.... Read Answer

Its possible, if nothing else they may try and it could you thousands of dollars going to court to quibble over it. Either get an agreement in writing with LL, get a smaller dog, or simply wait until lease expires to get the dog. If you have questions and would like a FREE consultation, simply contact our office at 1-800-922-6442.... Read Answer

Typically, changing your mind does not result in your deposit being returned, unless specificed otherwise in a written agreement. The purpose of a deposit is to prevent the LL from renting the house to someone else while you think about it, and typically if you opt not to rent you forfeit the deposit.  If you have questions or would like to discuss this issue further, we do offer FREE consultations. Just call 1-800-922-6442.... Read Answer

While an agreement between husband and wife made during their marriage is enforceable like a normal contract (with somewhat higher standards of fairness required), in New York it requires more formality than a normal arm's length contract.  Mere notarization is not enough, it has to be witnessed like a will.  There may be the same or similar types of requirements in Florida.  If you contact your local court or bar association, they can probably refer you to a place where you can get some free legal assistance with this. ... Read Answer

Yes. Its his storage unit not yours. Unless there is some title or registration for items that are yours, they probably wontbe so foolish as to let people come in claim things and remove them just on someones word. If it was auctioned off you will probably spend more money out of pocket trying to address the issue than worth...unless yo had a lot of very valuable stuff.... Read Answer

The threat to do that which one is legally allowed to do - in this case to report you to the authorities - is generally not considered the type of duress wich would void a contract.  You would have a better chance if the contract was unrelated, for example if a gym owner had coerced you into contracting for a 5 year membership based on threats to report you to the authorities.  That wouild have been straight blackmail.  You don't say, but I gather from the name that the other party here offers services designed to help with addiction issues, making its "threat" to turn you in unless you availed yourself of their services arguably reasonable and legal.  In your case, I don't think a Court will look kindly on your desire to hide your wrongdoing as being "duress." At any rate, one who seeks to have a contract for duress has to prove that (a) he/she acted quickly to seek to void the contract after the duress ended; and (b) that he/she couldn't have gone to the Courts about the duress instead of contracting.  It doesn't sound like you can meet either of these elements.... Read Answer

Is there a contract which limits the reasons why the consultant can be fired or provides that he/she/it will be a consultant for a defined period of time?  Is the consultant being fired for some reason which is barred by statute, such as race, religion, etc.?  If not, the consultant can be fired at any time. ... Read Answer