Can I go to court to see tenant"s response to 5 day eviction he just filed yesterday 5 minutes before deadline?

Yes, the pleadings are public record, and many actually be accessible on line. You should REALLY have a lawyer under these circumstances. Hope...

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Would a lawyer take on an eviction case that already served a five day notice on contingency and get 1/3 of 2750 owed ?

You can certainly ask around, but I wouldn't expect to find one. Hope this helps. gsg

How do I get a property lien removed from 8 years ago. ? I did not know it was on my title to my home. Debt was satisfied.

Your lawyer should handle this for you; and, if you don't have a good local real estate lawyer representing you in your sale. GET ONE. You SHOULD...

Simple, each of you chip in a few bucks and consult with and retain a good local HOA attorney who can review your governing docs and the facts, and...

After numerous attempt s the defendant hasn't been served. What now? It's a business with an empty office

From one who has just been foreclosed? Good luck! Not at all likely you will ever see that, sorry. In any event, if the defendant is a corporate...

Does the state of Florida follow UCIOA or UPCA in regards to Affidavit for dissolution of an HOA, Where would I find affidavit?

Then you should consult with and retain a good local HOA lawyer, this is in NO WAY a DIY project - and especially if you have valid covenants, a...

How can I evict a former tenant that doesn’t want to sign the new lease in miami dade Florida ?

You can allow the tenant to go month to month; or retain a good local landlord's attorney and sue the tenant as a "holdover" for double rent, fees,...

I received a letter stating I owe attorneys fees. If my HOA dues goes towards legal so why do I owe these fees?

Yes; while it depends on the governing documents of your association, very likely indeed. The association was (is) on the hook for these fees as it...

Can you file harrassment on a neighbor?

Not sure what you mean by "spins up" the road - but it sounds as if you have "mutually reciprocal easements" for access. In other words, you own...

I agree with my colleague; it's possible (especial;;y if she admits she agreed to pay YOU) but without a written agreement (i.e., a so-called...