Eviction, foreclosure, tenant

I agree you should have an attorney review your specific situation, as the answer(s) to your question(s) can be complex as it depends on many...

Final Hearing, Foreclosure

I would not overlook the option of simply contacting the bank directly, and requesting to reinstate the loan (without offering any additional...

I received a certificate of title, how do I get my writ of possession?

One of the most important reasons you should consult an attorney is the possibility that a tenant may be residing in the property, and protected by...

If I am in a purchase agreement with a bank on a foreclosed home, do I have any legal rights to the property?

I think one of the reasons no attorney has answered this quesiton is due to the complexity of the potential legal issues, much of it can be...

If my soon to be ex-husband lives in a home that is not his can he be evicted!!!

First, let's not overlook the possibility of having your grandmother simply approach him and remind him it's her house, and ask him to leave. He...

Can I sue my LL...?

Fl law specifically voids any provisions in the lease that bars the tenant from suing a LL. So you can sue your LL for breach of lease and/or for...

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Do we have to allow our landlord to have an open house while we are still renting

Unless the lease provides otherwise, there's a Florida statute that states LL has right to show property to others (such as potential buyers) with...

After a lease has been signed by both parties and first month and security deposit have been paid can the lessor back out?

It appears that I would agree -- once lease is signed, a deal is a deal. However, I would like to have more info on the reasons for the LL to back...

What to do in Florida is neighbors are complaining?

Every lease has an "implied covenant of quiet enjoyment," which means that tenants have the right to "enjoy" the property peacefully -- and the LL...

Is the father of my children allowed to remove gifts he bought for the home if asked to leave the residence?

To the extent he made any gifts, the recipeint of the gift becomes the owner....and remember that it's illegal to take property that belongs to...

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