You should look for a good local real estate litigator or construction attorney. I would NOT suggest you retain a general litigator (unless they...

In my humble opinion, NO; but the law has not been settled by a Florida Appellate Court yet, so the reality is, the lower County Courts sometimes...

I agree; in such situations, the police can get you back in. However, if their is more to this story, particularly if there was any violence, of...

No, of course not. The landlord get's to CHOSE just ONE of the remedies in Section 83.595 (4) Florida Statutes. This should be in your lease. And...

If you do you can pretty much count on being served with an eviction, which would not be good for you ar all. This depends on your LEASE, who is...

The answers here will depend on your contract with the property manager. The problem here is that you put the cart before the horse. Actually, you...

Yes of course. You have what is called a "revocable license" to stay - a license that can REVOKED by them - at any time, without ANY notice at all...

Have your mail forwarded (should have done that earlier, before vacating).And retain a good local tenants lawyer to address the other issues and...

No, sorry , the landlord doesn't HAVE to provide a signed Lease (i.e., that's something you should have secured at its inception); and no, the...

Yes. If you do not pay, you are risking an eviction FILING, which - win or lose - would be very bad for you (as it cannot be removed later, even if...