The landlord left some furniture that was really old and tenant thew it out.
The tenant is likely liable for the stuff that comes with the property. Renting largely follows the adage: "Leave things the way you found them."...
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The tenant is likely liable for the stuff that comes with the property. Renting largely follows the adage: "Leave things the way you found them."...
If the lease says the landlord is responsible for paying for these things, then you may be able to withhold rent after you give him or her a...
I agree with the others. The landlord cannot change your locks. But it is going to be best to get an attorney on your side with this dispute.
As stated by the previous answer, most attorneys would not take on this case for free, because appeals are a lot of work. Some lawyers do...
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I second the restrictions, already stated, that restricts solicitation. You can always try lawyer referral service through the Florida Bar though:...
Your claim for damages would be a gamble. It isn't a claim I would pursue. Keep in mind that the Management offered to terminate your lease. You...
I agree with the previous answer. But don't "just not show up." What if the tenant gets an attorney, you don't show up, and the tenant gets a...
You may want to get this problem resolved pretty quickly. If the condo acts, you may have to pay the condo's attorney's fees, if they prevail. If...
You need to speak to an appellate attorney ASAP. As previously stated, an appeal is likely over your head. Also, an order on a motion to vacate a...
You better talk to an attorney. If you had an attorney in the appeal, you really should talk to him or her, as I'm sure that he or she is...