If you intend to lease real property in Florida, you really should have a good local landlords attorney representing you and advising you from day...

You should consult a good local tenants lawyer IMMEDIATELY. We can't give legal advice on litigation - we have not had an opportunity to review the...

Honestly - for the life of me can understand why an aggrieved tenants contact Code Enforcement before a lawyer. It almost ALWAYS ends badly, and...

It all depends on the HOA's governing documents, but it is VERY possible yes (and quite common). If she OWNS the unit - she should review her...

If a corporate entity is the potential landlord, it will need to retain a lawyer to: 1) determine if he is a tenant; and 2) if so, prosecute the...

It's possible if the rent is unpaid and they gave been gone a sufficient amount of time, and have not contacted you to say they are NOT leaving....

Far too fact-intensive a matter for any sort of meaningful analysis. Take your facts to a good local tenants lawyer for review. Just speaking...

It would depend on the HOA's governing documents, and any local ordinance requiring a reason: and of course the HOA cannot unlawfully discriminate,...

Your best bet is to retain a good local Landlords attorney to prosucte the eviction on your behalf. It's as simple as that. Hope this helps. gsg

These facts do not provide a basis for "negligent" security claim, sorry; such claims are typically based on the concept of "reasonable...