Real estate-foreclosure
At least 5 days prior to the hearing you can file an affidavit in opposition to motion for summary judgment. This document will outline the facts...
Wesley Chapel, FL
Real estate Lawyer at Wesley Chapel, FL
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Business
At least 5 days prior to the hearing you can file an affidavit in opposition to motion for summary judgment. This document will outline the facts...
It will depend on the type of case and whether there is a statute or contract that permits the recovery of court costs. Another option is that...
I agree with my colleagues, but will just specify that if a security deposit is to be used to cover unpaid rent, it will only be at the landlord's...
No, there is no law that states that just because you receive social security income, a property owner or management company must accept you as a...
If your company has an interest in the property, the bank should have named it as a defendant in the lawsuit. The bank is required to do a title...
It sounds like this is a residential tenancy, so you are looking at the wrong section of the Florida Statutes. You should be looking at Sections...
If you signed the lease agreement, and it is an otherwise enforceable contract, then the fact that you do not have a copy of it probably will not...
Based on the above, it does sound like your landlord is violating the lease agreement. As long as you are current on your rent and are not...
If you walked away, you would likely lose your deposit. In addition the seller may file a lawsuit against you for specific performance, which...
It sounds like a presumption of abandonment has arisen under the section 83.59, Florida Statutes. Therefore, you are permitted to retake...