Simple. You retain a good local real estate litigator to negotiate with the neighboring landowners, and if necessary, sue to establish an...

First, a governor cannot "change" the law, that is the role of the state legislature, as limited by the Florida and U.S. Constitution and by the...

Far too fact-intensive a matter for on line analysis. Gather up your paperwork and take it to a good local tenants lawyer for a proper evaluation...

Not likely - but there's just no way to tell here on line. THis a question best asked of your Condominium Board, and if they don't give you the...

it depends on what you mean by the term "roommate." Did this person agree to pay money in exchange for being able to stay? And, anyone can be...

More facts are needed. This depends on the type of entity the business is, and the terms of its governing documents well as the value of the...

If you are on the lease, then yes, there's a chance you could behind liable for any damages or unpaid rent at the time of move-out. Hope this...

If you are seeking financing (and I assume this is a so called "enhanced life estate deed"), then the lender can demand you jump up and down on one...

Yes.. Under these facts, IMHO, if he owns the property with you, and he does not want to deed you his interest, there's not much you can other than...

I agree, this would depend very much on what PROOF of "duress" you have to show the court. The term has very specific requirements. In addition,...