You were "advised?" By a LAWYER?? I suggest you and/or you SISTER consult a good local tents lawyer or civilil litigator. Hope this helps. gsg

Simple. Just follow my 3-step plan. Step I: Retain a good local Landlords attorney; Step II: Oh right, there is only ONE step. Good luck....

I agree; your landlord does not bear responsibility for the actions of your "roommate." In fact, if she is a co-tenant with you, then actually YOU...

I agree; you very possibly have breached your OWN lease by renting to her (i.e., if you didn't get a consent signed by the landlord, and it was...

One would have to carefully review the ads (which typically have disclaimers, as does Apartment.com) and look into the facts, but generally, there...

Allowed to ASK you? Sure. But you can refuse; only if you do, you will likely be evicted. Being in the hospital IS NOT an excuse, sorry. It sounds...

Yes they do, per Section 83.53 Florida Statutes (and they don't even have to give you notice); could only GUESS as to why they wish to exercise...

"Wrongful eviction?" I dunno. One would have to review the pleading file to be sure what happened here, but the fact is, you do AGREE that YOU were...

Sorry but there is just no way anyone here on-line can answer that question. Your best bet is to take your Lease to a good local tenants lawyer for...

Unless you have grounds to seek a stay (not indicated in your post) you need to vacate ASAP. If you are there (distilled or not) the Write...