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Q: When it comes to eviction laws does MiamiDade law prevail over City of Miami

This is the time constraints on evictions differing between City of Miami and MiamiDade

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Jacqueline Alicia Salcines
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  • Coral Gables, FL
  • Licensed in Florida

A: All evictions are governed by Florida statutes chapter 83 which is not city or county changed. It’s all the same for city of miami and dade county

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Charles M. Baron
Charles M. Baron
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  • Hollywood, FL
  • Licensed in Florida

A: You need to be more specific on what "time constraints" you're talking about. If you're referring to notice-to-terminate periods, some counties and municipalities extended them due to the Covid crisis, but those extensions no longer exist due to a 2023 change in Fla. Statutes.

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