No way to answer this on line. One would need to review the conveyance, plat, or judicial decree that established the easement. It also depends on...

This depends entirely on the terms of your Lease, the detailed facts, and the disposition of each party to terminate early - none of which we can...

I agree, there not enough fact to answer, and no question. Try posting with more facts, and a specific query. Hope this helps. gsg

Perhaps. it depends somewhat on what kind of "legal" relationship you re in (i.e., is she a "tenant" within the scope of Chapter 83 Florida...

No way to tell here on line; one would need to review the "rental" documents. Alas, that is what you get by "renting" that way. Hope this helps. gsg

If you are involved in a lawsuit - PLEASE RETAIN A LAWYER (and don't look for any help on line - we can't give it). If you have no income, and no...

I agree; there's no way to tell what a third party will do (especially in this market!). best bet would be to consult a good local real estate...

Unless your Lease provides otherwise (doesn't sound like it?) then it ends when it says it ends I'm afraid. It is their property after all. Check...

No way to tell here on line whether this worth the time and effort. However, if you do take it to court, YES, IMHO, you 'll need a lawyer. Hope...

I agree, this is a matter for the OWNER, who should have a lawyer, as any corporate or agent action would require one. Hope this helps. gsg