I agree with my colleague; you start with the terms of your Lease. Most Leases today require tenants to get "renter's insurance" (which is a good...

Not very likely as you probably "waived" those claims per Section 83.56(5) Florida Statutes. But, it couldn't hurt to consult with a good local...

Your best way to START here would be to contact your Landlord, and make a complaint. If your Landlord doesn't resolve the problem, retain a good...

You can find a good local real estate litigator at the Florida Bar website. WE are NOT permitted to accept clients, or refer anyone here on this...

I agree with my colleague; if you can't tell for certain on your own, your best bet is to take it to a good local tenants lawyer for a proper...

It's a "renewal" so much as a NEW policy. They can essentially do anything they wish.You either agree - or find another insurer before your current...

I agree; we here on this part of the AVVO site cannot accept clients or recommend another attorney. Search the internet look for experienced L/T...

Sounds like the Landlord still din't receive February's rent.? in any event, do you have a question? Try reposting with specific query. gsg

The key question is whether the lease has a date certain (i.e., an end date) or is a "fancy at will (i.e., month to month). No one here can say...

I agree with my colleague; it means, assuming it's valid, that if you don't vacate, you very likely will be evicted.