If you haven't properly terminated his Lease, then you CANNOT lock him out, and you have to let him get his property. If he hasn't abandoned, your...

No, a joint tenant simply moving out of the property, in an of itself, will not affect title. Hope this helps....

I'm sorry, but no one here on line can help with this, as you need someone to interface with your landlord. The first thing you need to have done...

I agree with my colleague; since you have an AGREEMENT to pay rent, you are most likely considered a 'tenant' under Chapter 83 Florida Statutes,...

Your best bet is to consult a good local tenants lawyer. No one here online can help with this, as one has to review your lease, investigate the...

I'm so sorry for your dilemma - but this is far too fact intensive a matter for on line evaluation. Your best bet here would likely be to consult...

Trust me - SOMEONE owns the property. And for ANYONE to get title to the property - it's very likely they will have to go through probate. Consult...

Sorry, but this far too fact-intensive a matter for on-line analysis. Your best bet here is to take your Lease and facts to a good local tenants...

Of course. This is America; anyone can sue anyone else for anything. The REAL questions are: 1) can I win? and 2) how much is this going to cost...

I agree with my two Florida colleagues and suggest that - baiting an "eviction" filing here in Florida (i.e., by not timely vacating) is a VERY...