Can I sue for ouster over a house I own and am being denied access and entry?
If you are a cotenant she cannot deny you access, and if she does, yes, you can sure for "ouster" and/or wrongful ejectment. If you are...
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Real estate Lawyer at Delray Beach, FL
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If you are a cotenant she cannot deny you access, and if she does, yes, you can sure for "ouster" and/or wrongful ejectment. If you are...
Yes, that is the very purpose of the lis pendens - to put the public and anyone who might deal with the owner on notice that the property is...
This is a repeat question, I believe.Same answer; we can't help you here on line, consult with and retain a good local tenants attorney. But no,...
The only one who can make this "easy" if he so chooses, is your 'subtenant." And no one can really help you here on line, as we don't have access...
It depends to some extent on the Lease, but in general, the Landlord (if that is you) must comply with Section 715.10 et. seq. Florida Statutes...
Impossible to know without reviewing the relevant instruments, including the "divorce decree> I guess my question to YOU would be: if you PAID 4...
Pay a "fee" and make a lien just go away? Get ME some of them magic beans! Perhaps he meant secure a bond of some sort? Maybe you don't have a...
Perhaps. One can't know without reviewing the relevant instruments and the survey, determining if the property is in an Association, governed by...
My colleague has nailed the issues. You can certainly TRY, and to do so, you should be ready to pay ALL of the monies owed; but the bottom line...
Yes; retain a good local tenants attorney in the County in which the property is located. This is a complex, fact-intensive matter (with TWO...