No way we can answer that here on line. It depends on the terms of your rental agreement, what the debris consists of, why the LL will not move it,...

Do you "have" to? No way anyone can answer that here on line without reviewing the terms of your Lease, investigating the facts, and speaking with...

The answer is: retain a good local tenants lawyer. IMMEDIATELY. The reason why is - no matter what YOU think, or "Our Florida" says, your landlord...

Far too fact intensive a matter for on line review. Mr T should retain counsel if he intends on staying. You other two are very likely NOBODIES to...

You would have to go to court to prove it was not sent. But apparently, you DID receive it, as you are writing about it here. And how could you...

Not sure what you mean by "primary" - there is no such thing. YOU are with a JOINT tenant with him on the lease - FULLY BOUND BY IT - or a nobody...

This is a question for the landlord attorney who you retain to file the eviction. I suggest that you do not even consider doing it on your own....

A landlord can refuse to rent to anyone for ANY reason - as long as it doesn't constitute unlawful discrimination. Hope this helps. gsg

This is fact-intensive matter, based in part on the actual provable facts and the terms of your lease, neither of which we can evaluate for you...

Not enough facts to answer. Is this a commercial tenancy, or residential? Section 82.03 only applies to commercial tenancies. Does the LEASE...