Does my landlord have to give me my depoist back and pay me to move if she breaks lease early due her fault

From your facts, it appears that you have recourse for certain of the issues. AT minimum, you may have entitlement to the deposit, assuming that...

How to word the title for a house purchase

There are issues that arise from having only one spouse's name on the homestead property. In the event of the death of the spouse on title, the...

Begin your inquiry by contacting the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, Construction Industry Licensing Board. You can call:...

Are local, state, and national dues for Real Estate Agents mandatory for a real estate agent?

In the State of Florida, a real estate license must pay a renewal fee every two years in addition to completing continuing education courses...

Condo Association refuse to send me the statement of my unit, what can I do?

Contact the Division of Florida Condominiums, Timeshares, and Mobile Homes 1940 North Monroe Street, Tallahassee, FL 32399, Phone: 850.488.1122 ...

Can the court grant lis pendens on a property if I am not personally served? Do I hire an attorney or mortgage co to deal?

It may help you to contact several of the state agencies that related to the different issues. As to the contractor, you may want to contact the...

It is not clear what you mean by they have not complied with any of your requests for a mortgage statement. If the property was conveyed to you by...

Who to turn to for fraud from a college

Contact the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. myflorida.com for information on what your options may be and to lodge complaints...

Can I go back to school after missing 2 grading periods /2 semesters .and can my parents go to prison for that ?

There are numerous issues that need to be considered. The facts that you provide leave many open questions. Yes, going back to school is...

If my husband is being sued and is currently incapacitated and I have a power of attorney, can they then sue me?

The potential for being sued is always there. You should consult with an attorney that can review the facts and circumstances and advise you so...