No problem. Just consult and, if appropriate, retain, a good local real estate litigator or tenants attorney to help you determine if you have a...

No way to tell for sure here on line. Take your Lease to a good local tenants lawyer for a proper review, Hope this helps, gsg

I agree with my colleague; this depends on the terms of your lease, and the terms of the stipulation agreement (neither of which we have the...

I agree with my colleague; your facts re a bit confusing. You say he is an "ex-roommate" - who left for two weeks - and then tried to come back....

This all depends on the facts, The devil is in the details. There's no way anyone here on line can help; you need someone to review your lease,...

Per Section 83.51 Florida Statutes, this depends on the terms of your Lease. And I agree with my colleague; irrespective of the LAW, it is quite...

You should NOW what you SHOULD have done before signing a contract: retain a good local real test lawyer - this one may have to be a litigator....

I would agree with my colleague. This use would be governed by local ordinance, not statute, and my guess is, living in a travel trailer is NOT a...

I agree with my colleagues. Think: if the value of the dollar on the date of the closing were to DECREASE after the closing - would you want the...

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Impossible to tell here on line, someone needs to review your governing docs; but generally, "riparian rights" don't include the right to an...