Can a landlord terminate a lease on the agreed upon date, even if the tenant moved in one month after the move in date??

The answer is found in your own question: there WAS an agreed upon date of termination. A lease allows a tenant to have use of the premises. ...

Defendant leaves state after auto accident. Not a Florida resident ? Are there loop holes to the statute of limitations?

Ordinarily, a defendant leaving the state would stop the statute of limitations clock from ticking. However, there is a complication. One of...

What I would advise some one in my jurisdiction--I can't give you advise because I am not licensed in your state--is to file a response, even if it...

You are playing with fire. The more she resists the more curious they will become. And more aggressive. The judges, trustees and Office of the...

Am i responsible for a pricline credit card debit in my spouses name only? He passed May 5,2017.th pay off is 1500?

Consult with an attorney. It may be that an estate need not be opened at all, depending upon how your husband's assets were titled. Very...

What happens if I withdraw my divorce case before being contested but with a temporary relief order?

If your husband has not already filed an answer then you can dismiss your case without permission from the judge by filing a notice of voluntary...

At the completion of the Chapter 13 Discharge, is there a list of Secured and Unsecured debts discharged?

There will not be a list. The Order of Discharge "merely" indicates that your obligation to pay debt is discharged. So, Schedules D, E & F...

After reading your comment in response to an answer, I think you are on the right track thinking of a chapter 13 because the $10k your friend must...

How many days from order being issued in a Family court, I have to ask for rehearing?

In Florida, the time to serve a Motion for Rehearing is 15 days. If the Order was sent to you by mail then another 5 days is added. If the last...

In florida can credit card companies take my social security and retirement

The short answer is no. A longer answer is first they would have to sue you and get a final judgment entered. After that, they could try to...