I agree that the cost of litigating this outweighs the claimed charges. I suspect your lease does not provide for these type of charges, however,...

I agree with Mr. Gunthert. The answer to your question is, no. The tenant is either reading internet garbage, or simply trying to cause...

Your assumption is not correct. A lease is a contract and if you break the lease, there are consequences. I suggest you review F.S. 83.595...

Anyone can sue, however, the issue is would you have sufficient grounds to support such a claim. Without reviewing your contract it's not possible...

I'm not sure what you mean by the "additional fees." However, defendants must pay what is demanded in the complaint, unless there are valid...

No, definitely do not do that. Florida law does not allow landlords to engage in self help and what you describe could result in the tenant being...

In addition to consulting with a real estate attorney, I suggest you contact the insurance company you had when you sold the property. If a claim...

In my opinion, your best option is to retain your own counsel to litigate this matter. The fact that opposing counsel has been suspended for 90...

Many more facts are needed. I suggest you consult with an employment attorney to fully discuss your situation as this issue cannot be resolved in...

Generally speaking, the terms of the lease without the written consent of each party. I suggest you retain an attorney who will need to review...