Do you need a lawyer to file a will in Florida

Unless it is a small estate or one which the sole beneficiary is the executor you will need an attorney, yes.

What are laws for trespassers and to protect personal property/live stock on land i own

You cannot actively use deadly force to protect property, it is the same in every state. Have you considered the electric fences used to keep...

I have rented a room in my townhouse. There is no formal lease the renter paid on a monthly basis.

Has he paid in full yet? If no, you can start a non-payment action, but assuming you just want him out, it sounds like he is a month to month...

Check the leasing agreement to see if it says anything. By law, you are supposed to be informed of any fees that you will be assessed for late...

Rights to property

Did anyone have a will? Chances are that this guy is trying to gain title via adverse possession, so you have to move quickly to assert that he...

If a covenant is not enforced and/or if other covenants are not enforced consistently, do the covenants remain in force?

You would have to apply to the local court to have that provision or the entire covenant invalidated based on frustration of purpose. You will...

Son & mother buying house. COS lists those 2 as purchasers but want deed with their spouses also. Do all 4 have to be on COS

No ,any of them can buy the house, the house will be in the mother and son's names in whatever capacity they intend to hold interest in the house....

Do I need a lawyer

Check your lease, having a bb gun may be grounds for eviction due to the threat to other tenants. Definitely contact a local attorney to discuss...

We let a friend to stay in our house for free to help her out. Now she won't move out. Must I evict her if she not a renter?

It is hard to say whether the payment of bills would rise to the level of paying rent for the property. You should contact a local attorney to...

The POA is only for the person to handle the affairs of the person who gave the POA. The Agent of the POA cannot be personally liable themselves.