We moved out of our rental home & owners claim the security deposit bc of breach of contract and that we had damaged the house

Florida Statutes, section 83.49(3) sets forth the requirements imposed on landlords and tenants for imposing a claim against a security deposit and...

Need extension to file a motion to quash a civil suit on basis of lack of jurisdiction

If more time is needed to serve a response to the complaint and opposing counsel is agreeable to extending the time for you to do so, the extension...

If I received a "Notice Of Acceleration" in Dec 2007 from original lender, would the statute apply if there is now a new lender?

Ultimately, your question is whether or not the limitations period has expired on any potential cause of action against you arising out of the loan...

I got a mortgage on my property that I bought at auction from the Association. It is the first mortgage because the previous was

Unfortunately, the factual scenario expressed in your inquiry is very unclear and because it requires so much speculation, any meaningful response...

Have I waived a challenge to personal jurisdiction in a Foreclosure.

In order for your question to be answered, you will need to consult with a civil litigation attorney who will review the complaint, all...

I recently was the highest bidder on auction.com for a forec. it has a bail bond lien attatched to it of 10k are my responsible?

It would be foolish to negotiate any payoff with the holder of the subject lien until you first consult with a real estate attorney. Assuming the...

Notarization of the lease is not required for its enforceability. However, for a two-year lease, the signatures of the parties must be witnessed...

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How can I legally use a brand name for my products that is different from my LLC name?

From your narrative, it appears that you need to consult with an intellectual property rights attorney. If you have created and are using a...

Installing a timer for your decorative lights, if possible, may be the easiest way to avoid future conflict with your landlord. Happy holidays.

Because the claim against you appears, from your narrative, to be a small claims action, you should review Fla. Sm. Cl. R. 7.100 in general and...

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