You can file in Florida, as long as you have lived in FL for the last 6 months.

Florida does not have a removal of barriers law such as that found in NY.

Your landlord would have to terminate the lease with the BOTH of you. And then allow you alone to remain under a new lease. The tricky part is...

You can not turn off electric or other utilities. You MUST pay for the utilities; allowing them to get turned off by the utility companies s...

IF you do not live in a single family home [the SFH reference by Mr. Kingcade], a mobile home or a duplex, pest control is by statute the...

The lease can be withdrawn, but ONLY with your consent.

The first step you take is to consult with a lawyer to go over all the facts. The title to property acquired during the course of the marriage...

A complaint can be made to the Federal Trade Commission, but it is likely to go nowhere. Nowadays, phone numbers are "hijacked" by computers so...

Your question does not give the state in which the law suit was filed--was it in AZ, FL or some where else? Also, you received the papers on...

See if your landlord will permit you, under these circumstances, to bring in another roommate. Technically it is a subletting which is probably...