You should retainer a lawyer immediately to assist you with this matter. Review Florida Rules of Civil Procedure Rules 1.420(1)(a), because it...

Are you asking a question, or just complaining? If you are not following the local pet lease laws and HOA covenants, perhaps your neighbors have a...

We just renewed our commercial lease in FL. We found an opportunity out of state and we would like to move and break our lease.

The landlord cannot stop you from moving out of state or opening in another state, but the landlord could sue you for breach of lease/contract and...

Lawn Svc hired by owner for his property negligently damaged the HOA gate +$10000. HOA has incident on video. Who pays?

I agree with attorney Jacob's post. You should report the incident to the HOA's insurance carrier, make a claim and provide the video evidence to...

I had a property foreclosed on Davenport Fl 2 years ago I didn't really get a chance to fight at the time do Ihave rights?

This is not a question that can be properly answered without knowing a lot more about the facts and circumstances, including the status of the...

A rehab/treatment center wants to rent my house for a residential use. Is agricultural zoning okay for use?

You need to check the local zoning laws to determine whether a rehab/treatment center is a legally permitted use within an agricultural zoning...

I do not see any way you will receive a refund of your HOA assessments. Check your Covenants because you may have a right to bring an injunctive...

What will building and code enforcement do to my landlord for building addtions to rent w/o a permit and not to code?

If notified about code violations and allowed to inspect the premises, the local government could commence code enforcement actions and a special...

Is their a statue of limitations on the cities ability to persue code enforcement?

The Florida Attorney General has opined on this issue before in Fla. Atty. Gen. Op 89-83, which you can view at http://myfloridalegal.com under...

No. Retain an attorney to bring the proper court proceedings to have the persons removed from the property.