Do I have extra time to leave a foreclosure having a disabled person living in the household?
No sorry, you do not; but you might be able to negotiate a little bit more time with the foreclosure purchaser under the circumstances - perhaps...
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No sorry, you do not; but you might be able to negotiate a little bit more time with the foreclosure purchaser under the circumstances - perhaps...
it depends on the "lease" you (for some dumb reason you have already entered into - likely, the 'realtor" trying to secure a COMMISSION), but I...
Sorry, but there's just no way to tell from these facts what you mean, what happened here, or what you want to know. Generally, if the FJ issued,...
I agree with mu colleagues; it depends on the precise wording of the deed. The very LAST person you should listen to about this is your (ahem)...
In most cases, yes, but - there are always exceptions. In any event, this is the real estate law forum; suggest you post this on the "criminal law"...
One can always be evicted, whether disabled, with children . etc. Those facts are not at all relevant to the eviction (although many tenants in...
It's not at all likely you can; those are "public records," and getting them sealed in this state is a very difficult (if not impossible) and...
Whatever your lease might provide, it's not at all likely, unless the notice has an "opportunity to cure" per section 83.56 (2)(b) Florida Statutes...
No way to tell for sure here on line, but if the facts are as you state them, then yes, you likely CAN sue for money damages, fees and costs....
This depends on the appropriate "set back" for your zoning and land use in your city. Could be almost nothing (zero lot) or a good distance...