This is a question for the lawyer who you retained to represent you in the eviction proceeding. gsg

Whatever admissable evidence one has to support the claim; but if you are a landlord seeking to prosecute a claim in probate court against a...

Yes, if one does not have a lease (written or oral) of specific duration (i.e., with an an "end" date). gsg

You did not appear to have asked a question; but that's likely OK, as no one here could answer questions about a Lease we haven't had the...

It depends on whether the lease has a stated "duration" (i.e., a set "end" date); if so, the ordinance does NOT apply. If it has no end date, then...

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I agree; this is a question for the local real estate attorney you retained to protect your interests when you purchased this property. If you were...

What law "seems to state?" Maybe I missed something. But I understand your reluctance to put pictures of the stuff on the net. Buy a handful of...

Your best bet here would likely be to retain good local landlord-tenant attorney ASAP. You are likely in breach/DEFAULT of your lease; and in...

No way anyone can tell you anything here on line - this was litigation. You really should have retained counsel. if you have little or no income,...

Any good local tenants lawyer should be able to help; you can find one at The Florida Bar website, or the local County Bar site. Hope this helps. gsg