Plantation, FL
Litigation Lawyer at Plantation, FL
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant ... +4 more
it is very likely that the electricity is the landlord's responsibility. It sounds like a potential hazard for you and the property. You should...
Because your question is cryptic at best, what you should do is get the relevant documents regarding the case to an attorney for review and to...
Their is one possible method to terminate the lease early. If the facts apply, based on the terms of the lease and the local housing code, a...
A proper answer to your question can only come from a thorough review of the contract and a legal analysis based on the precise facts of your...
Assuming that the lease that you and the landlord signed is a proper lease agreement, then the landlord can't simply declare the lease "null and...
Regardless of your status as a resident at the property, the landlord cannot simply remove you by force, but must involve the court process. The...
You have rights as a tenant under Florida Residential Landlord-Tenant Act. You would do yourself a favor by explaining the situation to an...
The answer here is simple: Just comply with the terms of the lease. If you are not sure how to do that in the context of the change of ownership,...
Your "question" is about as cryptic a question as I have seen here. If you believe that there has been wrongdoing by "Jordan" then you need to...
Based on the limited information provided in your question, there is no way to force the landlord to let you stay. It is also probably not a good...
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