What is the florida law regarding motel evictions?
It depends on whether you can be considered a transient rental, and how the motel is licensed, but at most (since you pay weekly) then terminate...
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It depends on whether you can be considered a transient rental, and how the motel is licensed, but at most (since you pay weekly) then terminate...
I agree with my colleagues; generally, 4-5 years. I write only to add that NO ONE can answer (nor rely on) that "general" answer for a specific...
No, sorry. You are both basically stuck with each other for the term of the lease. If you and she (or just you) don't pay rent, you will BOTH be...
I agree, many (most?) "non-compete" agreements aren't worth the paper they are written on (I would guess one put together by a general contractor...
Perhaps; but if his competence is already in question, anything he would sign could later be challenged. His (and your) best bet at this point is...
"You" don't go anywhere. you retain a lawyer, and he or she does it fo you. "Eviction" is NOTa "DIY" projcet. Moreover, the answer here is: It...
I agree; if you all signed the lease, there can be no "eviction" by you possible. If he is a subtenant (i.e., subleases from you, with the LL 's...
If your employment agreement (or Lease) provides some direction to be followed at retirement, you would follow it; if not, then the LL could...
Who knows? One has to review the instruements in qestion, investigate the facts surrounding the transaction, speak with your bank. I can say that...
I agree with my colleuagues. But tThis would not be a "negligence" case, irt would arise under the LT Act and - since you have a CONTRACT (i.e.,...