In Florida, who would be responsible for termite treatment, renter or landlord?
If your e renting a single family home (sounds as if your are?), then the responsibility for pest treatment depends on the terms of your LEASE. ...
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If your e renting a single family home (sounds as if your are?), then the responsibility for pest treatment depends on the terms of your LEASE. ...
"Expired" ...So you say....do you have a written legal opinion on that - or is that just your own personal conclusion based on some dates? IF in...
I agree with my colleague, andhave nothing useful to add; as usual, he nailed the issues. Hope this helps. gsg
Someone would have to review your contract to determine if time is of the essence, whether bad weather or supply problems cause the delay (or if...
If the picture was taken from his own property, of an area open to the public (i.e., community) then it's likely OK, and particularly so if the...
You can't lien a contractor, at least until you get an executable judgment; but you can retain a good local construction lawyer and sue for breach...
If the work is within the scope of the construction lien law, and the "laborer" is properly licensed, and you have a contract with him - it is...
One would have to review the instrument establishing the easement, the Vacation Ordinance, and the title and surveys to both your property and the...
It would depend on your governing documents (which we can't review here on line) and on whether this change is usage constitutes a "material...
I agree; if it's an unlawful detainer 9sounds like it, but no way to be sure on line), there's nothing to "start" - no letter to send - you need to...