You need to hire an attorney to file an unlawful detainer law suit to have him removed by the court. I have done many of these . It is similar to...

If she is supposed to pay rent, you can give her a 3 day notice to pay the rent due. If there is no written lease, you can give her a 30 day...

There is no time period except for bona fide tenants, in which case you are supposed to wait 30 days before filing for and executing a writ of...

Unfortunately, the City has no obligation to enforce the law - so mandamus is out. You can try calling your commissioner

Until the property is probated and title transferred to an heir by court order, no one will have standing to file an action to remove you from...

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...