Civil Actions

My question is about the 1 year statute of limitations on actions for specific performance in Florida. It also pertains to the discovery rule. I am planning to bring a few cases to small claims court and I wanted to see if I was too late. I have 2 charges on my credit card that were dated 6/30/2008 ($3500 and $4050). I know that would make it just over a year. However, I did not get the credit card statements until 7/24/08 and 7/18/08. Also, I know that I never saw the sales slips until mid July of 2008. So, the date on the slips may say 6/30/08, but they were not discovered until later in July. I don't want to file the cases and lose, even though I never received any services from the merchant. My question is: when does my statute of limitations run out? Is it a year from the date on the slip, or is it a year from the date that I got the credit card statement, or is it a year from the day I saw the actual slips? If it is 6/30/08 then I am out of luck, but if it is one of the two later dates, then I will hurry and file my claims.

We are in the welding business (incorporated). We recently did some work on a trailer for another corporation and they are over 90 days past due. We recently acquired the trailer from another company and and have it at our shop. We need a form that says to pay up or we will sell the trailer for amount owed.

I have received a claim of lien on real property. The company claiming the lien has listed the owner of the real property as 'John' which is correct, but they also list my neighbor whom has no relationship with the person claiming the lien. the 120 day limit expires June 27th. Is this lien valid as it stands or would it have to be refiled before the deadline?

I did some air conditioning work on a vacant property. The contractor did not pay me and the property is now in escrow according to the real estate agent. They are saying that they are not responsible that they paid the contractor. I have tried contacting the contractor and he doesn't answer my calls. I don't have anything in writing. I was wondering if I could put a lien on the property for the $3,000 job.

Is there a statute of limitations on sueing a trustee of a trust or the family of the trustee of a trust?