If your daughter did not file an appropriate response, or filed something but did not address rent in the response or pay the rent to the Clerk...

Seeking to amend the petition is possible, but as noted by Mr. McDermott could have the result of delaying the final hearing. I suggest that at...

That would depend on a number of factors: do you have a written agreement? if not what was the verbal agreement? when was the agreement made? how...

I am not sure what you mean by duel title. IF you mean you are a co-owner of a property then no, you can not be evicted by the other owner(s). As...

The next step is for either you to sue for the security deposit or the landlord to sue for declaratory judgment. Since the landlord is sitting...

I agree with Mr. Gaffney's response. Let me point out to you, though, that you should not want to force the landlord to evict you through the...

Article X Section 4 of the Florida Constitution allows a $1,000.00 exemption for personal property, and a car is personal property. BUT, why not...

Yes, you can be evicted. You received a 3-day notice. If proper in form, the landlord can bring the eviction law suit on June 13, 2024.

Apparently, you disobeyed a Court order, which resulted in your being held in Contempt of Court. One of the punishments for being in Contempt is...

The first step would be to record a certified copy of the final judgment in the public records. IF you know where defendant has a bank...