I agree with my colleague; one would need to read the contract(s) you entered into here to have any clue. My guess is - since the "vacation home"...

Unfortunately, here in Florida, one can't force a landlord to make repairs, and if they refuse, the primary option is to sue for breach, or follow...

This would depend on the terms of your Lease, or the portal; and on just how much you want to rock the boat with your Landlord. Perhaps try paying...

Yes, but I suggest that the remainderman not use a quit claim deed. It might be difficult to secure title insurance (check with a local insurer....

I'm sorry, but we are not permitted to solicit clients or refer anyone here on this "volunteer" portion of the AVVO site. My suggestion would be to...

I think perhaps, if she will not sign, you will have to buy her out, or if she will not agree to that, you'll have to sue for "partition" as a last...

Far too complicated a matter for on line analysis. Your best bet would be to take the lease, and your facts to a good local Tenant's lawyer for a...

Retain a good local tenants' s lawyer; he or she can review the "lease" you signed, and determine you legal obligations. if any. We can't do that...

I agree with my colleague; your dad should consult a good local real estate litigator. He should persuade your uncle to AVOID a partition (for...

You need a lawyer; you will have to find the money somewhere. You MIGHT be able to get help from legal aid, or from a pro bono lawyer, but if not,...