What do i do if the landlord cut the water off
I agree with my colleague; turning of the water is a blatant (and compensable) violation of Section 83.67(1) Florida Statutes (set out below). ...
Delray Beach, FL
Real estate Lawyer at Delray Beach, FL
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Appeals
I agree with my colleague; turning of the water is a blatant (and compensable) violation of Section 83.67(1) Florida Statutes (set out below). ...
I agree; it's not very likely. However, since he does appear to have the right to EVICT you at this point, depending on the excess amount, you...
It depends on your governing documents, which we can't review on line; but not likely. I suggest just ask your HOA attorney, who should be...
Sorry, you do not provide enough facts here to answer properly. i suggest you clarify, add critical facts (i.e., like, have you been evicted...
I agree with my colleagues, you should consult a good local L/T lawyer immediately. You botched the Lease; and now you are botching the...
Perhaps. if you can prove that the attack was "reasonably foreseeable' to the LL (typically, that means the exact same sort of conduct had...
This is not a 'real estate ;aw" question; you might get better answers by posting in another forum. That said, generally, no, that could be...
I agree with my colleague; i don't really see any facts in your post sufficient to avoid the deed and mortgage; but it might be worth a consult...
It's possible; but you will need to consult with a good local personal injury lawyer to be sure if you have any chance. It depends on a number...
I agree; just be sure to comply with statute in every way. But this really is a question you should ask the attorney who handled the eviction; that...