cant you live on a house boat in florida? i wont to live on my house boat up the river

is thier any law that can stop me or get me in trouble?

In February of last year i got my Driver's Permit. I unfortunantly couldnt pay for the rest of my Behind the Wheel Driving Course's, so the Permit eventually expired and i lost it.

About a month ago I went to the DMV and took the test to get another permit. I then took my three Behind the Wheel Course's and got my certificate.

Two days ago i went to the DMV, gave them all my information and papers, took the California Driver's test and i passed. When i went to the window to recieve my license the lady noticed that my new permit was only a month old.

I tried to explain to her that i had my previous permit for a year and that it should be in their system. The lady told me that it only says that I "APPlIED" for the first permit but it had no additional information. So they basically told me that they cant prove that i have had a permit for 6 months because its not in their sysetm.

I called the head DMV office and they said that when you get a new Permit it erases the information of the old one, so that is why they cannot see the old one.

Ive already passsed the test and it does show that i did apply for that first permit. Is there anyway i can get my license? I already passed the test, wouldnt that mean they made a mistake and are kinda obligated to give me my license?

If spy works for both sides, he is called "double agent"

What is called lawyer, working secretly for both sides ?

At the time of my Informal Hearing which I am now in the process of appealing by petition for writ of administrative mandate in Superior Court; the Hearing Officer had his own digital (could have been analogue) recording device. At the beginning of the hearing he specifically mentioned he was recording the hearing, but only for his own personal reference. No official recording or court reporter documented the Informal Hearing.

Now that the attorney for the local agency whose decision I am challenging has had their demurrer to my petition overruled and must file an answer and I can move toward the actual hearing on the writ petition; the attorney tells me my administrative record will be prepared and submitted to the court and that they have requested and obtained the "recording" from the Hearing Officer so they can transcribe it. My question is, since I'm arguing that I did not receive a fair trial etc and it was ridiculously arbitrary with how unfair it was; is this �recording going be considered part of the administrative record even though it was a "personal" recording? Who is to say that the Hearing Officer won't just "edit" out certain bits here and there, especially in reading my complaint??? He has had the tape in his possession since December 2011, and yet now it will be transcribed?Just to note that I would welcome the recording if I could guarantee it was not augmented. In fact a true copy would detail the abuse of discretion, but how do I go about making sure it is the whole hearing transcribed without "edits"? Anyone one have any understanding of what the proper legal rules for such a situation would be? �Yes I'm In Pro Per, but give me a little credit, as I must also give to this site, I've been able to have a demurrer, judicial notice, and motion to strike from the respondent OverRuled each time against a county counselor who knows her way around writs! It feels good to know the court system is just and available to it's citizens; and especially to someone who has no business tackling legal proceedings like writs on her own, but needs to be heard. Thanks in Advance for any advice! This site has gotten me this far...;).

My 19 year old daughter recently went to a cat shelter for help when her cat was giving birth. She signed a document stating that she would relinquish rights to the cat for treatment. However, At the top of that document she wrote a not that said she would retain ownership of the cat and get the cat back after treatment. Both her and office manager signed the note.

After the note was signed the receptionist used white out to remove the written note and then made a copy for their records. They did not provide my daughter with a copy. I know that is illegal.

Now 14 days later they are telling her she will not get the cat back because they called her apartment and they said she had not paid for a pet deposit.

questions : do they have a right to get in her personal affairs with the apartment complex? Is the copied document legal??