It sounds like you have to file an unlawful detainer law suit. You should hire an attorney to do this.

You have to file an "unlawful detainer" against him. Its like an eviction, but not against a tenant but against a guest.

Your remedy is to issue a 7 day notice to repair to the landlord ( you can get the form here https://www.browardlandlord.com/tenants) Then the...

Make a clear record that you had no exclusive agreement with this realtor regarding the property that is in escrow. Then file a complaint ...

You need to hire a lawyer. Security deposit cases have a mandatory award of attorney fees. The attorney fees will be more than the security...

Under the Florida homestead provision to the state constitution, yourwife will have an automatic one half interest in the primary residence that...

You can make a claim against the estate for the rent. Here are the landlord tenant rules: ...

If the title company can not remedy this error, you may have to sue the seller. You will need an attorney. The sooner the better.

You should issue the landlord a 7 day notice to cure non-compliance. Then the landlord will have 7 days to cure the violation. Failing which...

Florida law does not provide for late fees. Therefore the landlord may only charge late fees is you signed a lease that provides for late fees. ...