If the landlord did not comply with Fla. Stat. 83.49(3) then the landlord forfeits the deposit but can still sue over the claimed damages.

They are correct. You cannot double dip insurance claims. When you settled with the at fault driver you likely signed a release. When you went to...

Good luck. Unless it was on video, it was reported immediately and they admit fault otherwise, Walmart typically denies such claims, but there is...

Unless you have a written lease agreement, the LL can terminate the tenancy with 15 days written notice. If its a written lease - typically the...

Doesn't matter what you "want to do" or "can't wait that long" as thats not how things work. There is no immediate gratification on demand in the...

This is you get playing both landlord and lawyer. The answer here, from a tenant lawyer perspective, is NO you cannot keep a penny. Why? Because...

Not much unless the lien holder agrees to release the lien. His remedy is against a defunct business, which is essentially a useless remedy and...

First, you have no business seeking out legal opinions to provide advice "to a freind." That is the illegal unlicensed practice of law and can be...

Yes, if there is a proper basis for appeal. Other than that - no one in the legal system cares about "what you say" or claims that "the system is...

Since you are being sued - you will need to retain a lawyer to address this. It may be bad service, but in many cases you will still need to...