Best bet would be to take your employment agreement and Lease to a good local tenants lawyer. generally, tenancies arising out of employment can be...

One would have read the Order to be sure, but it's very possible. The thing is, if one is involved in ongoing litigation, they should be...

I agree with my colleague; one would have to review the deed to be sure, but generally, a titled owner cannot be "removed" from title unless they...

This is controlled by the terms of your lease. They could charge a ba-billion dollars (or zero). It's all in what you AGREED to pay. There are...

There's no way to know for certain what a judge might do in any given case; indeed, there's no way to even know what he or she CAN do - without...

By now; but perhaps they have an argument the fixes will not be more than the amount you agreed to (i.e., IN the PSA). The time frame should be set...

One would have to review the "commitment" at issue to be sure, but generally yes, a true "commitment" requires an enforceable promise by the...

Consult with and retain a good local real estate lawyer with litigation experience. You can also contact your insurer and let them know what they...

Speaking GENERALLY, Florida is considered a so-called "notice" state - but there are numerous requirements, the recorded instruments must be valid,...

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Oh, they will pay all right - or they will EACH have to pay for their OWN survey, and many many other items as well. If you can't agree, you should...