Florida HAS an AC law - it is just whatever the parties AGREE upon in their Lease. So essentially, your LEASE controls, the Lease the tenant signs...

This requires more context and facts to answer. And, of course, the instrument(s) in question would need to reviewed, and whomever is challenging...

I agree - you need to repost with a specific query. Anything that happened in the past - you have likely WAIVED any right to sue for under Section...

You have an option if you don't wish to agree and sign - just leave. Hope this helps. gsg

Take your Lease to a good local tenants lawyer for a proper review and an investigation into the facts you've posted. Hope this helps. gsg

You can't technically be 'evicted' by the co-owner - as he or she has no 'lease' with you; but you CAN be forced to vacate via 'unlawful' detainer,...

I am not licensed to practice in Colorado, and so I of course defer to my colleagues who practice in that jurisdiction. That said, and speaking...

Having done this myself, all over the country, for well over 50 years - I think I know the answer to this one w/out even putting' on my lawyer's...

Yes it's possible the sheriff can execute the writ. Odds are the sheriffs office doesn't even KNOW about your motion. What's more, what GROUNDS...

I agree with my colleagues; the precise terms of your lease will control. Sounds like YOU are responsible to "replace," but the lease langue is...