You sue in the County in which the property is located. Be sure to hire a good local landlords attorney - gsg

If you are involved in litigation, best to have your lawyer take a look; we can't tell here on line. gsg

Call animal control and ask to have it removed. If you OWN the unit, contact your Association; if you are a tenant, your Landlord. Hope this helps....

Far to fact intensive a matter for on line analysis, sorry. Consult a good local real estate litigator. Hope this helps. gsg

This depends on numerous facts not included in your post, including, but not limited to: your (and your dad's) INTENT; whether the shed is "...

This is a duplicate question, I believe? See my prior response. And get a good local business litigator to advise you. Hope this helps. gsg

I agree with my colleague; generally one can recover overpayment (if they can substantiate them). The contract or lease might provide for a small...

Absolutely no way to tell here on line, sorry. I can say that unfortunately, for you, Florida is a very pro-landlord state (as I always say, one...

I agree with my colleagues, NO ONE can answer your questions with out reviewing the contract and associated addendums and what not. All we can do...

As a matter of "landlord tenant law" it depends on the lease that the co-tenants have with their landlord, and more importantly, the "roommates"...