Sorry to hear of your troubles. Unfortunately this is the way things are nowadays. The new lease is just that, a "new" lease, and no matter what...

I agree; the best place to start is with your insurance company, they can do a lot of the heavy lifting for you. Hope this helps. gsg

Retain a good local SC real estate lawyer. BYW, it's not a "quick claim deed", it's a "quit" claim; and you would likely be far better served (as...

Only if the prospective landlord agrees; but I'm sorry to tell you that Florida has a very strict public records law, and most landlords will not...

Generally, all co-owners have a right to access the property. One cannot keep another from that access, that would be a "wrongful outer" and...

It's not at all likely they CAN. They likely have no right to evict you on these grounds alone. Your best bet (if you wish to stay is to retain a...

I believe this is a duplicate question. See my previous answer. gsg

This depends on what you mean by "roommate" - which is NOT a legal term of art. She is either a "tenant" - or a "guest" (a licensee). If she is...

Simple! Just follow my three step plan. Step 1: Hire a good local real estate litigator. Step 2: Oh that's right - there's only one step....

You should have a LAWYER handling the eviction. it is NOT a matter for lay folk. one mistake could cost you $$, or even make you start over. And...