Simply refuse. If they say no lease then - move on and live eslewhere

No - you can't sue just because you can't afford to move. Under Fla. Stat. 83.56(1) you generally get to (a) terminate the lease or to (b) have...

If are thinking "Sweet! Free car!" which seems to be the intimation, you are sorely mistaken. This sounds like there was a mistake or mix-up and,...

May you? Yes you may, though I am not sure how you will afford to do so "if you can't afford to move" as litigation is FAR from free. That aside, I...

Yes. That's why they are potential employers and you an potential employee. If you don't like that level of vetting, fee free to refuse, but you...

Sadly, another example of pro-se litigants complaining of the malpractice and incompetence of their attorney after the lose. There is no means to...

Not likely successfully and now less so under the recent tort reform for negligent security cases.

The answer is simple. The lawyer pays the 6k and you issue a satisfaction of judgment and thats the end of that.

You will need to retain a lawyer to review this. Unfortunately, if I had a dollar for every pro-se litigant that claimed "they won" and that was...

You won't get straight answers because there will be constitutional challenges and the whole issue will be an up in the air mess for a long time.