Delray Beach, FL
Real estate Lawyer at Delray Beach, FL
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Appeals
I agree, you likely lost your statutory lien rights due to the delay in serving the NTO; and if so, your primary remedies now lie in contract and...
Sorry, it's near impossible to do that, it's a public record now. There are a few lawyers out there who tell me, under the right circumstances, the...
More facts would be necessary, but generally, she would have to agree, and execute and acknowledge a new deed (along with you) to just you. In...
Such disputes are settled in court, not by sending receipts and pictures, sorry - especially if the tenant has raised a proper objection. If you...
You should consult with and retain a good local tenants lawyer ASAP. In general, residential tenants in Florida do NOT have the right to withhold...
I agree with my colleague, he nailed all the issues. Contact your rental insurance carrier, or, if you do not have one consult with a good local...
It depends on the terms of your contract with that realtor, and who exactly "your" ex realtor worked for (likely the seller, and not you, via the...
Not at all likely. If she has been there for any length of time, or had mail delivered there, or pays bills there, has a checking account with that...
I agree; it depends entitely on what your agreement was concerning the $600 and the facts surrounding the LL's inability to reach you (i.e, which...
Consult with, and retain, a good construction law attorney; there are certain protocols to follow before going to court on a construction defect or...
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