No. A residential landlord in Florida entitled to unrestricted access under Section 83.53 Florida Statutes for very things like you describe. So...

One can always retain a good local tenants lawyer any TRY, but the time frame is so short, and one must have valid grounds. I guess it would depend...

anyone purchasing property in this state should be represented by counsel. The fact is, if you entered into a CONTRACT without such representation,...

I you have asked nicely, and they still continue, I suggest you contact your...

Far too fact-intensive a matter for on line evaluation. best bet would be to take your Lease and facts to a good local tenants lawyer familiar with...

I agree with my colleague, it not likely legal, as parents typically have the responsibility to provide their children with housing, at least until...

Far to fact-intensive a matter for any sort on meaningful on line evaluation. Step one is to hire a good local STATE LICENSED mold assessor (must...

Yes. of course it is "legal," but the Landlord may be in breach of your Lease. You will have to sue for breach, or send a so-called 7 day notice...

If it's in your lease, probably. And it would cost you a lot to challenge the fee in court; in the meantime, if you don't just pay it, you can have...

Are YOU the landlord, or just another tenant? And I'd be very careful about insinuating (without proof) that a medical professional lied in a...