FS 723.002(1) "The provisions of this chapter apply to any residential tenancy in which a mobile home is placed upon a rented or leased lot in a...

I agree with my colleagues. A proper answer requires a reading of your HOA documents and any relevant documents in the public records that you may...

That's a tricky situation and a risky solution. Generally, yes, you could proceed but that answer could be different if 1) there is no such...

Anyone can sue. The question is do you have a winning case. There are several factors to be considered and the HOA documents need to be reviewed...

I moved your question to animal law. This is not a real estate question.

This question has been posted multiple times and the answer never changes. It depends on how the judgment is worded as well as other facts that we...

Let's start with the easy one first -- it's not discrimination unless you are in a protected class (race, sex, color, religion, etc.) and are being...

If your HOA said no, you cannot proceed and just do it anyway. You have to file a court action for declaratory relief stating you have a dispute,...

You would need to document the dog's barking by recording the noise with date and time stamps. You should try to have a conversation with the...

You should have been given a copy of the paperwork you signed at the time your child was removed from your home, even if it was by agreement. If...