would rather do this over a phone, but living up in n.y. and have a mediation coming up in florida, makes it hard to do. i have many questions but here goes. it is my understanding that at mediation in florida both laywers and a court appointed lawyer get together to see if both parties can iron out there differences. can yo tell me who presents each side and then what happens if no agreement is met. do you have any time to think about the offer or what? this divorce is between a married couple for over 25 years and there is no children involved. there is a lot of assets which he has and she has really none. she is not working at this time, and she is about 3/4 months behind in the morgage. he is working and has rented a house that he lives in. i very much WANT to be prepared and have ducks in a row when we go to mediation which i understand will be in november. if at ALL possible would really like to talk over the phone with you as i am a retired TRUCK driver who knows very little about florida law and less of this computer. any help would very much be appreciated. thank you DUTCH BITTNER. my phone number is 315 668/2832 please

I hired a moving company broker. The moving company I was provided has picked up my household goods. Tomorrow is my scheduled delivery and I have no bill. I have tried many times to get a official weight ticket. I have only a verbal weight.

Also the rate I am to be charged per pound is unclear. I have a signed contract with the broker about this but the moving company acts like they have no contract.

My fear is the moving company will show up and try to charge what they want. Is my contract valid? If I don't agree to the charges is it best to refuse my stuff or pay under clear dispute and try to get a refund? Right now I am being avoided by the broker and the carrier. I don't think my stuff is comming tomorrow.

Please help,

Brett Gauthier

Before a board files to foreclose on a condo, is mediation required to be attempted to settle the situation, and, what if anything else is required by a law-office before they file to foreclose on a condo on behalf of the board,

also, is it legal for the board to tow a car/etc, from the property of the condos, any car that is owned by a condo owner that owes money to the board for ex: maintenance fees-etc.?