Jan 24 2025
Posted In: Florida Law
If you wish to fire your attorney in Florida, it should be done in writing. Send your lawyer a letter explaining that you no longer want their services. Include a statement that you want a copy of your file. It’s also wise to notify the court of your desire to switch to new legal representation... [Read More...]
Jan 20 2025
Posted In: Florida Law
In Florida, children under five must be in a special car seat with restraints. The law requires special seating devices until children are old enough to fit in vehicle seats with seatbelts. Children four and five must be in the backseat, facing forward while babies must face the vehicle’s rear.... [Read More...]
Jan 16 2025
Posted In: Florida Law
Uninsured motorist coverage is not required in Florida. Although not mandatory, uninsured motorist coverage is recommended. Florida has a high rate of car accidents, some of which involve hit-and-run drivers and those without insurance. Due to these risks, it’s wise to carry uninsured motorist ... [Read More...]
Jan 14 2025
Posted In: Florida Law
In Florida, loss of consortium occurs when family relations suffer due to injury. Loss of consortium refers to a loved one’s inability to function normally. Sometimes, it involves a spouse who can no longer engage in sexual relations. If the injured party survives, they can sue for damages. How... [Read More...]
Jan 10 2025
Posted In: Florida Law
Florida enforces primary seatbelt laws. Primary seatbelt states allow police to issue tickets when people fail to wear their safety restraints. Both drivers and passengers can receive penalties. Primary seatbelt laws also apply when minors are not properly seated or restrained. Children must be b... [Read More...]