Depends on what the lease says. In many single family home rentals that is the tenants responsibility by lease terms not the landlords.

These facts describe the classic "accident" though it candidly may have been been caused by the negligence of the teacher in not cautiously opening...

Depend on the amount owed and your ability to pay as to hiring a lawyer. if its a small amount and you can pay it - then little need to waste...

Yes. He owes you no obligation of support as opposed to the children. If you are separating you will need to retain a family law lawyer to sort...

This is a customer service issue not a legal one based on the facts provided. You can complain to management.

Not sure what the question is as one is not posed. That stated, the terms of the rental agreement are generally controlling.

You will need to hire a business entities lawyer to address that issue. This is NOT a DIY issue. Use the find a lawyer feature for that.

The lease terms are controlling. You will need to hire a lawyer to review and determine how to address this, although the legal expense may over...

To much to explain here other than the consumers in Florida literally got screwed and the insurance industry got carte blanche to stick it to us...

Sure - since nothing is in writing - the judge will have to sort both stories out.