No way to tell anything here on line; moreover, no one can give you give you useful advice without reviewing the pleading file, and investigating...

Generally, NO; but this would depend on your Lease and/or roommates agreement. Your best solution would be to get your own regenerator, or put your...

You most certainly can (anyone can sue anyone for anything), but IMHO, on these facts, you would not win. Hope this helps. gsg

This depends on the facts; did she agree to pay rent, was she intending to stay temporarily, etc. If she has changed the locks, your best bet would...

They would need either" 1) permission from you; or 2) permission from the owner, and an emergency; or 3) "probable cause" (i.e., that criminal...

This might be an exception under Section 475.011 Florida Statutes, perhaps Section 475.011(4). I would leave the "research" to a LAWYER that your...

Welcome to landlording 101. The good news is, your tenants have no clue - as there is no such thing as "squatters rights." That is just some sort...

Doing all that stuff means literally NOTHING, your house guests are sorely misinformed. Start be y demanding they leave - NOW. If they don't,...

This is a fact-based determination one cannot make here on line. For example, you use the "passive" voice when you say, "I was asked to..." - The...

You may want to retain a good local tenants lawyer to make are the first "Landlord" scammed you; but if so, you have no right to stay. Hope this...