A contingent (tenant) lawyer wants most probably a slam dunk case? Do I have a slam dunk case?
No way to tell here on line (particularly from these bare facts), but if the case has been going on for 3 years, it quite OBVIOUSLY is not a "slam...
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Real estate Lawyer at Delray Beach, FL
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No way to tell here on line (particularly from these bare facts), but if the case has been going on for 3 years, it quite OBVIOUSLY is not a "slam...
I agree; not likely as it appears the damage was caused by also-called "an act of nature" (God). Hope this helps. gsg
Base on the facts you have posted (and here is always two sides to every story) it appears that your clueless landlord may have violated Florida's...
It depends, to some extent on his Lease (i.e., which we obviously can't review here on line). But generally, yes. In such cases, under Section...
Same as when the owner dies NOT owing real estate taxes (i.e., the taxes are NOYB). However, if the estate were to (eventually) lose the home due...
Curfew for what? The hurricane? Probation? House arrest? Be more specifc if possible; it may not even be a "real estate law." question,' and if...
Not sure what you mean by "giving notice," nor do I know how much you paid for what - but obviously, it wasn't enough $$ (for your LL) or they...
This appears to be a duplicate question; see my previous response. If the conditions are truly inhuman; it's time to move. Hope this helps. gsg
Yes you can, but if the agreement was not in writing, you may have evidentiary issues (and particularly so since the title wasn't transfered at the...
If you "refuse" to pay your rent under these circumstances you will likely be facing an eviction very quickly, which will NOT be good for you. ...