So are they legally able to prevent me from comin back to see my girlfriend and our 7 month old daughter. ?

You will need to consult with an attorney who can review all the facts and the specific terms of the lease agreement that your girlfriend entered. ...

What can I do at this point? Since nothing was signed on paper, is this all a complete loss? I appreciate any feedback.

As a contractor, you should be aware of the time periods for you to file a lien as either a sub or a general contractor. If you are now outside of...

I would like to know if she did call the cops could she have me removed since I liived here for almost a year with just her kid.

If your sister did call the police, it would depend on what she told them as to whether you could be removed from the property. If your sister...

Is a landlord allowed to change the locks on my door *?????without giving me an eviction notice???

No. What you describe is considered self-help and unlawful in Florida. To remove a tenant, all landlords must file an eviction lawsuit and...

Responsibility of 2 remaining tenants n lease if 3rd leaves.

You are correct. Unless your lease states otherwise, (which would be very unusual) each tenant who signed the lease is responsible for the full...

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If you signed the addendum, then it controls and supersedes any pre-printed language.

Non paying tenant moving out.

No. More facts are needed but it's apparent you are not familiar with Florida's landlord/tenant law. I suggest you review F.S. 83.53 and Chapter...

Can I file a lawsuit if possible, for removing me that night out of the house without an eviction? & cause I wasnt on the lease?

In situations involving domestic violence or disputes, the police can ask one of the parties involved to leave the premises. In your case, it...

Is there any protection for the tenant against the landlord until moved out the unit?

Your best option is to call the police and report the threats.

Please what can I do as a tenant ...

Florida law does not require owners to disclose in a real estate transaction that their property was the site of death, homicide or suicide. Not...