Sorry, but we can't give advice for ongoing litigation on this basic Q and A forum (especially to non-lawyers); to do so without reviewing the...

As usual, my colleague is correct. It is NOT OK. Anyone who rents property these days should have a good local landlords attorney representing...

If the sheriff has posted the writ of possession, there's really not much you can do at this point. You can return to the trial court and seek a...

Generally, married couples are only entitled to ONE homestead exemption. However, if a married couple can establish separate permanent residences...

You might, but this is fact-based determination that will require a review of your contract. a thorough investigation into the facts, including the...

It very well could be; but it is by NO MEANS CERTAIN. One needs to review your Lease to determine if there is some "condition" that permits the LL...

Sorry, but we can'r accept clients, or refer lawyers on this basic Q and A forum; try The Florida Bar website. Hope this helps. gsg

This depends on the terms of your lease, and your "partnership agreement," and just who exactly is the "tenant" here. She probably doesn't have...

In my humble opinion, take it or leave it, you have only ONE option here: Do what you SHOULD have done in the first place, before signing the...

Probably; but if you demand to see them, there's a decent chance you will not be staying there much longer. It's your call. gsg