In the state of Florida, what right does a landlord have to keep my deposit?

In order for your landlord to retain your deposit he must give you a specific notice with language prescribed by law detailing all the charges he...

Luckily, Florida law provides a multitude of protections for residential lessees, even for those who do not have a written lease. Additionally,...

"Before" and "after" pictures for security deposit return

They could serve as proof, however, the landlord will need to establish a foundation for introducing them as evidence first by proving their...

Does a government entity have a duty to investigate and enforce alleged building permit violations?

9 times out of 10 when asking whether your government has a duty to protect you, etc., that you can sue to recover damages caused by their failure...

Paid my previous landlord security deposit,five years ago, I have no proof of that.He says I did not.

Florida law requires that upon transfer of ownership of a residential property your security deposit be transferred to the new owner. There is a...

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Commercial tenant in building but they stated they are not picking up their option and will move at the end of this lease term.

Although your lease will most likely govern your ability to show the property, it appears to be unclear as to the specific process and notice...

Landlord refused to accept rent from me during 3 day notice Added info on 3 day notice copy for court summons (not on origional)

It sounds like there are a lot of issues present here. As far as the additional info on the three-day, a lot of times the process server or person...

Landlord refused to accept rent from me during 3 day notice Added info on 3 day notice copy for court summons (not on origional)

It sounds like there are a lot of issues present here. As far as the additional info on the three-day, a lot of times the process server or person...

How do I go about suing my landlord for entering my home without notice?

Although it may have been a violation of statute, specifically 83.53, and possibly your lease, the real question you must ask yourself is what do...

You say that the tenant is not a bonafide tenant under tenant protection act, however, you then mention that they were not the previous owner. The...