Boca Raton, FL
Real estate Lawyer at Boca Raton, FL
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Criminal Defense ... +7 more
In short if the notice wasn't send by landlord the landlord forfeited the deposit by law. Now you will have to lay out money to sue to hopefully...
No clue to need to bring it to and hire an attorney. It sounds like your case it ready for trial. Whether you filed an answer with defenses or not...
A bit consfusing. It sounds like you took in an unapproved dog for a short time. This could certainly be a violation if they caught this...
If they were legally required to vacate by the foreclosure court then yes, and you are likely next to have to vacate. If they left voluntarily...
100% yes they can report it on your credit and sue you. You need to contact them and get a formal payment arrangement ASAP to avoid a lawsuit.
The statute of limitations may not even be under FL law depending what your contract with them said. Some contracts are under other states' laws. ...
By law, no. The landlord only need to state the reason and cost. If you sue over the amount in dispute you can request the evidence.
You dont have to wait 4 years to sell but the buyer cannot get title insurance on the property for 4 years unless on a property acquired by tax...
Depends what the lease says. If it is general and says just clean, then the service choice cannot be restricted as long as they are licensed/insured.
15 day notice is what is required by the law. The landlord would just have to refund the last month rent, but yes the landlord can evict at any...
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