Yes you do. If you have little or no income, and no substantial assets, you should be able to get assistance from your local legal aid. Hope this...

This depends on the terms of your Lease. See Section 83.51 (2) Florida Statutes ("(2)(a) Unless otherwise agreed in writing...". ) Hope this helps....

I agree with my colleagues. Your best bet is to retain counsel NOW. If you have little or no income, and no substantial assets, you should be able...

I agree with my colleague. Unfortunately, when a lease ends - it ends.There is nothing one can do unless BOTH parties agree to enter into a NEW...

You should consult a good local real estate litigator, This is a fact-intensive matter, and all we can do here on line is guess. That said, I agree...

I agree with m colleague; this is a financial problem not a legal problem. you can file whatver you like - but I would not expect any help from the...

I agree; too fact intensive a matter for on line analysis. You should consult/retain a good local tenants lawyer with experience in RV park rental...

I agree with my colleague, and would only add that, generally, there is NO "proration" of monthly rent in Florida unless stated in the lease. The...

This is the real estate law forum. You might get better answers if you posted your query on the health law forum. that said unless this person is a...

The oral agreement is likely enforceable as the contract for sale appears to be fully executed, and/or under the so-called "part-performance"...