You can't; that is up to the terms of your Lease and your Landlord. Your best bet at this point is to consult a good local tenants lawyer and have...

You were misinformed (i.e., likely by some non-lawyer know- it-all). It's POSSIBLE, of course but the fact is there are NUMEROUS elements necessary...

Understood. Unfortunately I we volunteers here on this basic Q and A section of AVVO are not permitted to solicit clients or refer other lawyers,...

You don't actually ask a question, so I will just comment generally. It may be your home, but the LOT you rent, unfortunately for you, apparently...

You can try, but the problem is, there is not a set procedure or protocol in Florida Law to "remove" the judgment. You may be able to "vacate" the...

One would have to review your lease to be sure, but odds are the Deposit is intended to cover the Landlord's purported "legal" damages - which...

One would have to review the Association's governing documents (in their entirety) to be certain here - and you HAVE TO BE CERTAIN here. If this...

I am not privy to what your e mails state, but if it is just a rambling set of 'facts,' that may the problem. I would just ask for an appointment...

It is not clear to me what you are asking here, and context and content mean everything in this sort of issue, but I agree with my colleague that...

Not enough facts to answer. Is it an affidavit, or an application? Are you involved in litigation? Try posting with more facts. gsg