File a complaint with the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.

If you are trying to unwind the contracts, you will need to retain a lawyer, likely at some expense to address the issue and file a lawsuit as needed.

Unfortunately, the ability to fight with insurance carriers over claim valuations is virtually nil with the new law passing eliminating the ability...

Possibly - BUT - there will likely be a serious amount of comparative negligence, which I presume you have already been told. Especially if you are...

These are issues you address BEFORE you lose - not after. Such arguments after the fact are typically viewed as sour grapes cases and not afforded...

"to explore any potential agreements that may benefit both parties" If this is code speak for you don't want to pay anything for legal fees but...

If you are not on a lease, the answer is yes.

No where unless the lease provides for a specific level of cooling by A/C or cap on utility bill.

Nope. Once the is a "side to the deal" she is likely a tenant and you must properly evict her. Your grandmother will need to hire a lawyer for this...

You know darn well that you can and likely will be. Under Fla. Statutes Section 713.58 the repair shop has a lien on the vehicle and the proper...