Litigation Lawyer
Practice Areas: Litigation
You have protections and options, but you have to handle the in accordance with FL law (i.e. you have to do things by the book or you'll be exposed...
most states the answer would be yes. It sounds like the situation your are in may be unsafe. Keep records of your calls to police. Document any...
In most states the situation you describe would be called an Unlawful Detainer (UD). The cure for a UD is an eviction action (called an...
You indicated that your LL was suing you. So as I see it you have a couple options--you can use your evidence to defend against her suit and you...
To a certain extent it depends on fact you did not provide. What kind of lease (oral or written), what kind of property (SFH, TH, apt); whether...
Most likely yes. It sounds as though you made some kind of agreement--they moved in and you took on the role of landlord, they as tenants. Under...
Nonpayment of rent is almost always pursued as an unlawful detainer action (eviction). What would be the point of going to court if you did...
I have a little darker perspective - as a former recruiter-- you have no shot at being accepted for enlistment, for reasons as Attorney Cave...
Who would you be taking to court? The LL? The other girls? In most states, if you signed the lease, you are on the hook--breaching the lease...
The key words are " i signed a lease agreement...". You CAN walk away, but you will be liable to the LL for damages, lost rent, maybe attorney...
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