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You likely have to evict her for 'unlawful detainer' under Chapter 82 Florida Statutes; if she meets the definition of a "transient occupant," you...
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You likely have to evict her for 'unlawful detainer' under Chapter 82 Florida Statutes; if she meets the definition of a "transient occupant," you...
Not sure what you mean by "legal," but it could be some sort of fraud and misrepresentation, sure. The PM makes a false statement intending to...
Perhaps; perhaps not. If there actually are mistakes - and that is a factual question we cannot answer - then yes - although it will not get you...
consult with and retain a good local HOA lawyer, and have him or her send a demand letter. In general, I am NOT a fan of demand letters, but since...
Absolutely, yes, that is in fact your remedy here. You can retain a good local tenants lawyer and sue for damages (and attorneys fees) under...
Yes, it can be you some time, perhaps a few weeks, maybe longer. But such determinations are quite fact-intensive - and it might not be the best...
As long as you are not "preventing" your brother from reentering the property, then NO, your other brother is wrong (not a lawyer, right?) you do...
Perhaps; perhaps not - after all, its only a few hours, and internet is not something they "have" to provide (a court would just say - go to the...
If it wasn't notarized, then the grantor will need to resign and acknowledge in the notary's presence, and it would have a new date. I would...
It could just be a mistake; or it could be something like attorneys fees, or late charges, or whatever - in fact, it is strange it doesn't say what...