Sole Proprietorship in Florida - What do I need?
I concur with the information given to you by the two previous attorneys. As a sole proprietor, you are your own business and not a legal business...
Boca Raton, FL
Corporate and incorporation Lawyer at Boca Raton, FL
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I concur with the information given to you by the two previous attorneys. As a sole proprietor, you are your own business and not a legal business...
All persons who signed the lease remain liable to the landlord for payment of rent regardless if they abandoned the dwelling unit. Keep in mind...
Generally, the new owner purchases the property subject to the lease agreement. In that case, the terms of the lease control how long you may...
Whether the contract is binding will depend on several facts and who is seeking to enforce it. If a contract was sent to you, you signed it, paid...
No, based on the facts of your case ejectment is not the correct remedy. Because there is no landlord-tenant relationship, your remedy to remove...
The answer to your question depends on several facts. First, does your lease agreement contain any language with regard to the disposition of the...
Although Ms. Salcines and Mr. Klein may be correct, if you purchased the home from the original buyer at he foreclosure sale, I am not sure if you,...
Unfortunetely, based on the facts you presented, it appears that you did not comply withe the statutory requirements concerning a landlord's claim...
Under Florida law, once a tenancy is month-to-month, the landlord is required to provide 15 days written notice prior to the next lease period. In...
The answer depends on whether in your original eviction action, you also sought a judgment for money damages--the past due rent. If your original...