You have a case for failure to comply with 83.49(3) but landlords having fewer than 5 individual dwelling units are not required to advise where...

You can not be required to vacate the premises simply because the owner wants to sell the property--unless there is a provision in a written lease...

Unfortunately, the chances are EXCELLENT that you will be evicted. The payment of money to the Clerk only allows you to present a defense. You...

Many signs that it is a scam: 1) a phone call not a letter; 2) threatening to take one's primary residence [which is prohibited in Florida]; 3)...

Unless you have a WRITTEN lease requiring more notice, the state law of 30 days is all that is required. The 60 days notice you received is more...

If you withhold rent you are likely to have an eviction filed against you, which will haunt you for a long, long time if a potential new landlord...

Yes, you can, several ways, through the Clerk's office. You can go in person, or, by registering with the Clerk's office, you can obtain the...

Has all the earmarkings of a SCAM. You are correct that in Florida the statute of limitations is 5 years from the date of a default on a written...

Ordinarily, I agree with Mr. Selik's responses, but, unfortunately, not today. He is partly correct--moving does not affect a statute of...

The financing document will state whether or not a late fee can be charged. There is no statute that prohibits late fees.