One would have to review your lease to be sure here, but speaking just GENERALLY, You can send a seven day notice, threatening to terminate your...

Not likely. It's more likely that ONLY a judge can order you out, especially if you have proof to show the "friend" sheriff you live there (mail...

One would have to review the "eviction notice" to have any clue to answer. Take it to a good local tenants lawyer for review. Hope this helps. gsg

I agree. This is a duplicate question, See my prior response. gsg

This is controlled by your Lease, and whether the regerigator is malfunctioning in some way (other than making the super-annoying noise). If it's...

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Assuming this is a commercial tenancy, termination is governed by Section 83.03 (2) Florida Statutes. Such tenancies can be terminated by either...

It will not be difficult at all. Take the deed to a good local Real Estate attorney with (Certified copies of your parents death certificates). ...

Has the property been PROBATED yet ? If not, the odds are NO ONE has the right to move in (yet) - "heir" or not. You need to initiate a probate...

Far too fact-intensive a matter for on line analysis; your best bet would be to take your "sub lease" to a good local tenants lawyer for review....

Sorry, no way to tell here on line. To answer this question would have be able to discern the various parties' interests (e.g., is your partner the...