What are our options or rights?

This issue will not be resolved in an on line forum which is intended only to provide general legal information and not specific legal advice. I...

I'm being evicted from a hotel, rent is paid, want me out right away, is there a process he must go thru , i have till 2pm?

Hotels are not governed the same as residential rental properties and owner/operators do have the right to demand that their guests vacate...

Can I assume ownership of property left by my roommate.

Please ask the person who gave you that incorrect information if he or she is willing to accept any potential liability for that bad information. ...

How can I stop or prolong an eviction due to breaking a lease in florida?

If your landlord has grounds to show that you have breached the lease agreement, he or she can file an eviction lawsuit, which is something you...

Is landlord liable for paying for us to move out of rental house because he is not providing us a healthy living environment ?

Much more information is needed so I suggest you consult with a local attorney who can review the terms of your lease agreement and all the facts...

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Can a tenant stop paying rent because the landlord is working on loan mitigation?

As my colleagues have indicated, absolutely not. Even if a foreclosure lawsuit had been filed against you it has nothing to do with your...

Probably not. If the Writ has not yet been served or posted by the Sheriff's Dept, there is the possibility of filing an emergency motion to stay...

I recommend you retain an attorney as it appears you have already improperly withheld rent. If you do not deposit the rent money demanded into the...

What are my options as a tenant.

The foreclosure issue does not mean you can stop making rent payments. As long as you are occupying the rental property, you must pay the rent to...

Under the Landlord Tenant Act does a Landlord have the right to sell property after a 5 year lease was signed and agreed

Attorney Gaffney has given you the correct and complete answer. Consult with an attorney as soon as possible.