Your best "response" here would be to retain a lawyer. Ejectment is fairly complex cause of action which (unlike eviction or unlawful detainer) is...

Sorry, but we can't give "litigation" advice to laymen here on they basic Q and A, to folks seeking to prosecute a lawsuit without a lawyer, a very...

I agree; there's no way to answer this without reviewing your lease, what the landlord SIGNED promising the credit (w/o a signed writing, you have...

I agree with my colleagues. The roommate does not have to pay (and you can be liable for all of the rent and be evicted) and they certainly don't...

No one here on line can give you the answers you seek nor advise you. Someone needs to review your Lease, investigate the facts (especially why you...

I agree with my colleague. if you have been served with a civil complaint, you should retain counsel ASAP, as the clock is ticking, and if you...

The answer to all of your questions is: it depends. Generally, your presence as a grantee is not "mandatory;" 2) the mortgage; and it depends on...

Yes they can. This is done to avoid fraud in the certification process. Redline the beginning portion of your account number. Hope this helps. gsg

You were told wrong, sorry. But you can relax, you should be fine. Technically, YES the lien can be placed in the Court records. The thing is, the...

No. Florida is a "lien theory" state - and all the "mortgage deed" does here is impose a lien (claim) on the property. You should still enjoy...