Do I have any legal rights to terminate a lease agreement early, without paying, due to multiple noise and maintenance issues

I recommend you review F.S. 83.56 regarding termination of a rental agreement when a landlord does not comply with material terms of your lease or...

Property Management Company and Homeowner have terminated contract and I have a dispute over funds deducted from deposit.

Ultimately, the landlord and whoever signed the lease with you has liability. If the management company acted improperly, it may also have...

24 hr eviction notice

It all depends on what type of notice you received. If it is a Writ of Possession served by a deputy then, yes, you must vacate or you can be...

I agree with Mr. Davis that you have an at-will tenancy, however, F.S. 83.57 allows either party to terminate the tenancy by providing at least 15...

Rental Lease and Pregnancy

Congratulations on your pregnancy and wanting to protect your child. If your lease has an early termination clause that you signed, you can only...

In the state of Florida how do I sue a tenant for amount that is over $5,000 and less than $15,000?

I agree with Mr. Garven and add that your suit would still be in county court, but you would also be subject to normal discovery rules. If your...

God bless All Off youOn Avvo.i evict My Tenant.For Non Rent payment.She Left condo.When She Got A 24 Notise To Vacate.She left.

If your tenant caused intentional damage and poured cement into a toilet, and removed your refrigerator, etc.; that is malicious vandalism and...

Bank purchased the foreclosed property I'm renting. Can the landlord evict for non-payment since they no longer own the property

I agree with my colleagues and add that you can look up who actually owns the property on the website of the property appraiser in your county, or...

Can I disconnect a tenant who's arrears are in great excess water?

No, definitely not. I agree with Mr. Hatchey and add that if you did interrupt or turn off any utilities to your tenant, your tenant could sue you...

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Procurement cause

Your listing agreement would need to be reviewed to provide a meaningful response. The real estate broker may or may not have a claim depending on...