It appears you are involved in litigation. As such, no one here on line can help. One would have to review the pleading file, investigate the...

This will primarily depend on whether the landlord FILED an eviction (just filed, doesn't have to prevail), and other they contacted the credit...

More facts are necessary. By "cosigner" on the house, just what EXACTLY do you mean? ? Are you a TENANT? Is She? Does she OWN the house, or rent?...

Far to fact intensive a mater for on line review. Consult a good local litigator. Hope this helps. gsg

If the lease doesn't mention it, your beef, in any, would be with the water company. Per Section 83.56 (2)(a)(5) Florida Statutes, the landlord...

she can claim damages; you can timely and properly object, then sue to argue who is right. the loser will pay the winners legal fees and costs...

The decision to rent to one person or another, or to keep a lease and allow a sublet, or create a new Lease - are BUSINESS decisions, not legal...

There's no such thing as a residential Lease "renewal," a Lease just ends - when it ends. If anything, what comes after is either a NEW tenancy...

Once you permit someone to move into your home, there is always the potential you will need to go to court (either for "eviction" or "unlawful...

As I have said many times here on AVVO, a "deed" standing alone is not determinative of who "owns" (i.e., has legal title to) real property. The...