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There is no expedited evictions beause they are already expeditied, per Fla. Stat. 51. You will need to retain a landlord lawyer to handle this... Read Answer
You will need to retain a LL lawyer to review your lease and Fla. Stat. 715. You should have put all the stuff to the curb when the Sheriff executed... Read Answer
Legally, sure, but good luck. You made a series of foolish decisions here, so you don't have room for more. Unless you think she actually has money... Read Answer
You need to retain a landlord lawyer to address this and sue them for removal. This is not a DIY project and you will need the lawyer to keep you... Read Answer
And why would you trust that she never made a copy?
She abandoned all rights to the property and residene.
You do not have to change the... Read Answer
It appears you cannot evict until after January
If there is a lease - one generally cant make changes unless the lease specifically allows it. Thats the purpose of a lease.
No. But you owe damages under Fla. Stat. 83.575 if you breached the lease.
You need to hire a landlord lawyer to evict her. This is what happens when you play landlord with where you live.
If you allow it - yes, and it seems you did. Hopefully its finished and thats the end of the issue.
Possibly. Most likely you defaulted and thats checkmate since December 14, came and went, its likely the notice said 2020. If there was a typo - you... Read Answer
best bet is to get apolice escort to get your stuff to "keep the peace". Bring a Uhaul and some friends if needed. Otherwise, you can try to foight... Read Answer
There is no case here on the facts provided. Not all discriminaiton is a legal issue nor do you get to determine the value of the various units for... Read Answer
Not sure what the question is, but there is not much of a legal remedy unless you want to spend a lot of money on legal fees. You might talk to the... Read Answer
Nothing. Unless he had means to know a pipe in the wall would burst, he is not liable. This is why you have renters insurance.
Sounds like a typical lease breach case. Bigger issue is whether you have the money to pursue the case properly or not. Otherwise you pick a... Read Answer
THis is a tenant v. guest issue. If you are a tenant you might hire a lawyer to see if an ADA demand for the TV return helps. Other than that - there... Read Answer
Sorry - this makes no sense - and therefore suspicious. If you are afraid of the dog - you are trying to stay there longer...why? This sounds like... Read Answer
Suing a landlord for return of a deposit without a lawyer is a fools game in Florida. Why? Because the ONLY thing you will get back is your own money... Read Answer
and the question is? Absent a question, there is nothing to do here. Otherwise you are not generally entitled to a renewal of the lease regardless of... Read Answer
You will need to retain a landlord lawyer to sue for his removal if he won't leave on his own. There is no cheap or quick short cut to this. You will... Read Answer
Why would you imagine otherwise? Would you go to Walmart and expect to take all the groceries home while only paying for part of them? Absent validly... Read Answer
There likely isn't one that will handle this. At least not a competent lawyer, as there is no real legal claim here. While it might be a problem if... Read Answer
sorry, but you took no action on those things when it mattered, which is when they occured or during the tenancy. Now, you seem to have a claim... Read Answer
Your promary remedy is to terminate the lease and move. That stated, with the overlap of CV19 and the time frame referenced, making an injury claim... Read Answer