We need more facts to answer. For example, what do you mean by "association?" More generally, a "landlord" cannot "evict" anyone, with, or without...

You can retain a lawyer and sue, or have the lawyer send a 7 day notice threatening to terminate your Lease, and to move out on day 8 if the...

But do you have a legal question? Here, you need to repost and ask a specific question - better yet, take your Lease, the letter you wrote, and a...

This would depend on the terms of your license or lease agreement. if you're not sure, take it to a good local tenants lawyer for a proper review....

Sorry, but this basic Q and A forum is NOT designed nor intended as a "how to litigate" resource for those laymen so unwise as to try and litigate...

I agree with my colleague; in my humble opinion, under these facts, you cannot sue FPL for your higher-than-they-should- be bills. Hope this...

I agree, you should make a claim on your homeowners or renters insurance policy. They will dp all the heavy lifting for you. Hope this helps. gsg

Assuming the tenant under Chapter 83, this depends on the terms of the Lease, and specifically, whether it incorporates Sections 715.10 et seq...

This is simple. Just follow my three-step plan. Step !: retain a good local landlord's attorney. Step !!: oh yeah, there's really only ONE...

I agree with my colleague. The reality is, renting real property these days is a business. A good local landlord's attorney is a necessary...