What do you need to legally disclose when selling your house in FL to avoid any future litigation?
In Florida, in accord with the now decades old Supreme Court decision in Johnson v. Davis, the seller of a home needs to disclose all facts that...
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In Florida, in accord with the now decades old Supreme Court decision in Johnson v. Davis, the seller of a home needs to disclose all facts that...
I am not sure what sort of "information" you are looking for here; but (beyond Code Enforcement) you have potential claims for nuisance and/or...
From your post, he has none. Not sure what legal grounds to leave he thinks he might have for "going to court," or what "actions" he wants to...
Perhaps, but not enough facts to respond properly. I suggest you add facts (particularly why - exactly - the landlord "kicked you out"), and if...
No one on line can tell unequivocally that you can "break my lease without penalty." This is a fact intensive analysis that cannot be done on...
Absolutely not. Your landlord has made a huge mistake - and can now be held liable to you for at least 3 months rent, plus your attorneys fees. See...
Well, you "can" - but it is not lawful, and it could cost you dearly. See Sections 83.67(1), (6), (7), and (8) Florida Statutes (set out below). ...
I agree, no way to know on line, it might be an invasion of privacy, but it will not likely prevent an eviction. I would add that "telling" a...
Consult with a good local real estate litigation attorney who can perhaps help you excecute an affidavit and have the local police evict them as a...
This appears to be a duplicate question. See my prior answer. Unless you pay rent WEEKLY, the seven day notice would have to state the GROUNDS...