I agree; if you truly want a second opinion, my suggestion is to 1) tell your lawyer what you are doing; and 2) consult another lawyer. One reason...

Sure. This is America, anyone can sue anyone for anything. The answer here depends on the kind of property you rent, and the terms of your Lease....

One would have to review your Lease to be certain, but generally, the purchasers of a property take it "subject to" an existing Lease. Suggest you...

I agree. Speaking generally, and not seeing the thing, I would not suggest one "back date" a signed contract; it could be utilized to penetrate a...

I agree, take this matter to a good local tenants lawyer for a proper review. This is far too fact-intensive with far too many players -...

This depends somewhat on the terms of your Lease, and the type of property it is (per Section 83.51 Florida Statutes). but I tend to agree with my...

No clue without reviewing the notice(s); you'll take them (and your Lease) to a good local tenants lawyer for a proper review. A "30 day" noice to...

If you don't pay your rent after being served with three (3) day notice - then yes, sure, you can be evicted. Hope this helps. gsg

We can't comment on what the Landlord says your LEASE provides. Unless the Landlord RELEASED you from all liability under your lease, in a signed...

Best approach would be to consult a good local tenants lawyer to examine your relationship, and determine if an eviction is appropriate. Hope this...