Florida legal answers

Is a non-compete agreement enforceable in Florida?

Under Florida law, non-compete agreements may be enforced by the employer so long as they are reasonable with regard to time and geographical area, …Sponsored answer by Dana M. Gallup

What is equitable distribution or property division in a Florida divorce?

In all Florida divorce cases, the division of assets and liabilities, which is called equitable distribution, begins on the premise of an equal …Sponsored answer by Jason A. Brodie

Can I Sue A Nursing Home For Elder Abuse In Florida?

Yes, you can sue a nursing home for abuse or neglect that results in harm to an elderly resident.Nursing home abuse can come in many forms – …Sponsored answer by William A. Dean

Can I Sue For A Wrongful Death In Florida?

Yes in many cases. Losing a loved one in a wrongful death in Florida may be devastating and incredibly overwhelming. When someone dies in a fatal …Sponsored answer by Jason Turchin

How do I file a restraining order in Broward County, Florida?

If you are asking this question, you may have been threatened with violence, or have been subject to physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse or …Sponsored answer by Andrew M. Coffey

Do I need a lawyer for worker's compensation case in Florida?

Yes because there are two benefits, and only two benefits, which you receive in a workers' compensation case.You get medical expenses that are …Sponsored answer by Barry A. Stein

How long may I receive worker’s compensation medical benefits in Florida?

In Florida, Worker’s compensation medical benefits are to be provided to allow you to recover from your work related injury. If you have a …Sponsored answer by Barry A. Stein

How does fault matter in a Florida auto accident?

Florida is a “no-fault” insurance state, but the fair attribution of fault after an auto accident can still make a big difference to your …Sponsored answer by Bernard F. Walsh

Can My Parenting Plan Be Modified Post-Divorce In Florida?

The answer is yes, but modifying a parenting plan can be complicated in Florida. Even if both parents agree to changes for sharing parenting time, a …Sponsored answer by Colleen Norman

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