How do I cease property out a storage unit that isn’t in my name but my property is inside?

Unless you signed the lease for the unit, you would need to retain a good local litigator, and sue him for conversion and/or replevin. Alas, unless...

Not unless your rental property is subject to rent control (I don't believe it is, almost positive in fact - but someone local may want to check...

Impossible to know for sure without reviewing the Lease itself. But presumably, in light of the fact that you both signed the original Lease (i.e.,...

A contractor is threatening to place a lean on our property for a job they did not complete. What do we do?

No, you don't HAVE to let them complete the job, but what happens next (and whether you will have to pay if you fire them) will depend on the facts...

Can a common easement amenity (a neighborhood pool) be regularly restricted to other residents, for the exclusive use of a club?

I agree with my colleague's assessment 100%; it does appear to be a violation, and you need to retain a HOA aa good local HOA attorney to review...

Would i be able to ask for a credit on next months rent ?

I agree with my colleague; you can certainly ASK, but - unless your lease provides for it, or you get a Court Order - you are not entitled, and I...

Husband married recently; dies intestate; widow lives in home he had before he married her.

This is not really a "real estate law" question, you would likely do better posting this in the "estate planning" or "probate" forums. That said,...

What sort of rights protect the tenant from harassment by other tenants/custodial owner which live in a house-share arrangement?

Somewhat confusing facts here, so these are just guesses: 1) they are outlined in Chapter 83 Florida Statutes, your Custodial Agreement/Order, your...

I agree with my colleuage; your divorce attorney should be able to prepare a deed for your husband's signature; and if you do not have one PLEASE...

What legal grounds does a person have for a violation of privacy?

This is not really a "real estate" law question, but i'll give it a shot. First you would have to have someone investigate. The camera may just...