Can I re-open an eviction case dismissal by the Plaintiff?

Sometimes a Court will enter a judgment based on fraudulent misrepresentations, but that did not happen here. Because the plaintiff dismissed the...

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What is considered inadmissible evidence and what is the process in getting them thrown out? Do you file a motion?

The ins and outs of evidence rules are much too cumbersome to explain here, but here's a general rule of thumb for poor audio and video tapes: you...

How do i know i have been sued for any crime?

First things first, you don't get "sued" for crimes. You get "sued" to pay someone back for damages caused. You can get arrested and prosecuted...

Can i be legally served by email?

You cannot be served with process (i.e. the initial items of a lawsuit) by email unless you agree to accept them that way, but once a lawsuit has...

Unit owners in co ops have one vote per unit. Why does it make sense to allow co-owners of one unit to serve on board concurrent

Boards vote on different things than member-owners. As an overgeneralization, member-owners decide what the rules are and boardmembers decide...

You can refuse to allow entry until someone shows up with a warrant.

What does "Cause reached for trial" mean

It literally means that the trial began. It is possible to settle after a trial begins but before a judgment is entered. You will see this...

Is there a web page to look up the laws in the state of fl or countys

State statutes: http://www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes/ Hillsborough County ordinances:...

Tenant has not paid rent. Lease is up December 31. Served them with a 3-day and non-renewal.

Whether you file now or wait is your call. One reason to wait is if you don't really care about the back rent as long as you can get the tenant...

Evicting a tenant not approved by the condominium board of directors and not payment of rent

It's not clear what the question is. But I will note that, if the tenant is not yet subject to an enforceable lease, he might be a trespasser or...