That is NOT the law here in Florida. A lease with two co-tenants, like yours, is a three party agreement. The ONLY way to modify it (and "remove"...

One cannot know without reading the file, but if you pled "no contest," then odds are you were convicted of something. Best to check with your...

Far too fact-intensive a matter for any sort of meaningful on line review. There is no magic pill here I'm afraid. Do NOT withhold rent under ANY...

If the tenant agrees to your offer, sure. I wouldn't. how would I know I could find something as nice, or as inexpensive, or in that location? Or...

CAN you sue? of course, this is America; anyone can sue anyone else for anything. The real questions are: 1) Can I win? and 2) What do I win if I...

Just ask HUD. I am not aware of any minimum income regulations. And one would have to research the local ordinance to determine if it is valid....

I'm sorry but this is far too fact-intensive a matter for any sort of meaningful on line analysis. Consult a good local tenants lawyer ASAP for a...

No; and pretty much a "reasonable" time, as you are likely a "gratuitous bailee." And I agree; the solution here is simple, albeit perhaps painful....

Sorry to hear of the problem. I have to say, mold cases are VERY problematic. Mold is everywhere in sub-tropical Florida, and most types are NOT...

I agree; you, right have an argument for promissory estoppel - based on his "agreement to send the lease," at least assuming you can establish that...