Probably not, unless your landlord agrees to it, which he/she might as it has only been a few days (so talk with your landlord). If he/she doesn't...

Need help with a wrongful termination of tenancy

You are going to need an attorney or the most likely outcome will be that you are evicted. Many defective evictions go through unless an attorney...

Probation violation? My ex stole money from an elderly roommate. I was his girlfriend and moved into his apartment

Other than revenge, it is unclear as to what you are seeking to accomplish. If the money wasn't your money and the other roommate isn't pursuing...

Florida probate

Under the probate laws, you have the right to obtain payment long before the 1-year time limit to file an accounting or seek an extension. As with...

Can My Landlord Kick Me Out For No Apparent Reason? Can I Fight This In Court To Stay 3 mo. Instead of 1?

No attorney can answer your question without seeing your lease and any written notices that you have received. Sit down with an attorney and...

Can I be on the lease and not pay the rent as I wont be staying in the apartment?

Unless the landlord releases you, you will be on the hook for the remainder of the lease. If the new tenant is reliable and has assets so that...

NEED AN ANSWER REGARDING LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT . How do we find an Executor or set it up if my daughter does become sober.

Forget Ivette's idea about contacting the Florida Bar. They don't have a referral panel for people to be in charge of an estate. You will want to...

What happens to someone who falsifies information on a death certificate?

You are going to have to be very diligent very quickly as the most likely reason for the error was to inherit from your father (though it could...

A 73 year old friend is having a problem with her ex-landlord refusing to return her security deposit and last months rent.

She will need to speak with an attorney and have her lease reviewed as well as any correspondence between her and the landlord about the security...

What happens to property located in another country. Deceased lived in Florida and owned a chalet (intestate) in Quebec, Canada

If there is no estate to be opened in Florida, and the property in Canada is titled in the decedent's name alone, you will have to contact an...