Can I evict a guest if I am married to the home owner.? The home owner is no longer around
Not enough facts to answer. Your best bet is to try to get her to leave voluntarily - if only for her OWN sake. Any sort of filing here will...
Delray Beach, FL
Real estate Lawyer at Delray Beach, FL
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Not enough facts to answer. Your best bet is to try to get her to leave voluntarily - if only for her OWN sake. Any sort of filing here will...
That would depend entirely on the Landlord, and to what he or she would agree. That said, as long as you can prove to the landlord's satisfaction...
You should do now what you SHOULD have done when you purchased the property: retain a good local real estate attorney; although NOW, you'll need to...
You would retain a good local landlords attorney, who will advise the best way to proceed, and if necessary, file an eviction. You can give her a...
It's impossible to opine unequivocally here on line, one would have to review the deed and the lease (not to mention the facts) to have a clue what...
They shouldn't, but they might, it all depends on how the (potential) landlord interprets them. You may want to look into getting them expunged, or...
You? You can't. You do what you were trained to do; you advise your seller to retain a lawyer (which you should have done already). Hope this...
It depends on your governing documents (which we can't review here on line), and where the money for the purchase is coming from (can't be from...
I agree with my colleague 100%. Consult with a good local tenants lawyer, and perhaps a personal injury lawyer as well. gsg
It depends. It is a fact specific inquiry we cannot conduct here. There is some authority (in the form or non-precedential arbitrator Final Orders)...