As my colleague suggested, first read your contract as there may be terms that differ from what you were verbally told. The fact that it has been...

If you admit to causing the damage and admit that you agreed to pay for the damage, it's not clear why you think the damages should not be deducted...

Your rights are based on FL law and the terms of your lease. Your landlord may have no control over the renovations and if there is a "force...

In addition to preparing the purchase and sale agreement, the cost of hiring an attorney varies based on different factors, such as whether are...

There is no way your inquiry can be answered in this online forum. I suggest you consult with a local attorney A.S.A.P. to review this settlement,...

I suggest you review F.S. 83.49(3), which states how a landlord must make a claim on a security deposit. The written claim must be by certified...

I agree with my colleague and add that after 3 months of performance, you may also have a valid estoppel argument that you relied on your...

You can try to handle this legal on your own but, if it is done incorrectly, you could cause yourself further delay and grief. I suggest you...

Month-to-month tenancies can be terminated by either party giving at least 15 days written notice prior to the end of the monthly period. However,...

Yes, but a lease with a term over one year must also have two subscribing witnesses. Consult with an attorney if you are not sure of your rights...