Consult a good local tenants lawyer ASAP. Changing the locks is a "prohibit practice" under Section 83.67 Florida Statutes which makes the landlord...

it's possible that you could successfully argue that the Landlord's "breach" (i.e., not providing you with utilities necessary to timely vacate)...

As far as I know, there's nothing illegal about this (if true), except the physical sign itself might be subject to building and zoning regs, or...

Sorry, but no one on line can properly construe the terms of a contract, based on a "part" of it that one side has sent in. a;l we can do is...

It sounds like you need to stop self-lawyering, and retain a good local tenants lawyer to deal with this, it is far too fact-intensive a matter for...

I would NOT rely soley on your landlord's good intentions here, and would instead ask a good local tenant lawyer to help you establish a written...

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No way to tell for certain here on line. And your facts are a bit confusing; first you say, "I had a month-to-month lease" and then you say, "the...

One would have to review the title to be certain, but generally, no; one owner of a property CANNOT exclude (oust) the other. You do have remedies,...

I agree with my colleague. This post contains MANY facts, but not the most critical. You state that you were trespassed, "from the home I live,"...

I agree with my colleague; the 3 day notice must state a specific amount owed. "Rent" is ANYTHING WHATSOEVER that is stated in your lease, per...