I was given handwritten note by my stepdad to move out. Is that legal?
If he is the homeowner then most likely yes. If he is not, then he has no legal standing to bring a case against you in court.
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If he is the homeowner then most likely yes. If he is not, then he has no legal standing to bring a case against you in court.
Yes. In addition to that, you may be able to sue him and possibly his employer. Reach out to an attorney here in Florida for more specific advice.
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