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My landlord is evicting me because I was texting him about my safety at my RV and because I cursed at him and was disrespectful, he's decided that I need to leave at the end of the month. I haven't done anything else; paid rent on time and everything. My safety concern was over a padlock... View More
answered on Jan 15, 2025
If you have a month-to-month tenancy, as opposed to a lease, he doesn't need a reason to ask you to leave.
Wants me to pay to move and reapply for another one of their houses when I just signed my lease and my sewage pipes I busted through my children’s bedroom floor water leaking through my kitchen toilets are leaking underneath and they’ve known about all of this for months and have failed to do... View More
Any help or advice appreciated. I am searching for a lawyer to help evict an individual that is on our property illegally. He is also on probation for burglary and grand larceny which may be helpful in establishing he has no credibility. Thank you for your time.
answered on Jan 7, 2025
Hire a FL attorney to sue all occupants and that known individual for possession only.
We are dealing with someone illegally on our property. He was arrested recently for burglary and grand larceny. He is on probation. We would like to contact his probation officer to let him know the person is committing more crime. Any advice appreciated.
answered on Jan 4, 2025
If he was arrested, the probation officer will be notified.
I am in need of advice and help from a lawyer regarding evicting a criminal from a commercial property. The key to property was stolen from my elderly father. The criminal is currently on probation for other crimes. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
answered on Jan 4, 2025
I am happy to assist you with this eviction. I would need to see the Commercial Lease in advance however to advise what recourse you can take. You can email that to us.
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I had him sign a declaration of nonresidency which clearly states that he’s an overnight guest and any belongings are there for storage only and he’s not a resident and never will be. Do I still have to traditionally evict him? or could I call the police and have him kicked out for violating... View More
I'm not sure what the new laws are. Does the landlord have to give notice if not renewing, can she increase rent without notice, what are my rights in Miami Dade county? If these things were required and she didn't give notice, which she hasn't, does my lease renew automatically?
answered on Dec 30, 2024
You must read the lease to see whether the lease renews automatically as a month to month lease or terminates. If unclear speak to a real estate attorney so we can review the lease and advise.
My rent is current and the month that I've paid for is not over and I haven't been formally evicted
I took the apartment in uninhabitable conditions on February, 2023. Under the agreement to make the necessary repairs and pay a monthly rent of $1,634.00 adjusted to meet the cost stipulated by the Miami Beach Housing Authority (see attached agreement sheet) And that the total cost to be paid for... View More
answered on Jan 5, 2025
I'm sorry you're going through this difficult situation. Start by gathering all your documentation, including the lease agreements, communication with your landlord, receipts for repairs and treatments, and any photos that support your case. This evidence will be crucial in proving that... View More
We send two checks to cover rent. Money orders from Publix per park regulations, they signed saying they received them (in person), one for $387, other $500, then 3 weeks later were told the $500 check was no good, yet both checks were cashed on the same day. We are not litigious. We don’t... View More
answered on Dec 27, 2024
Th explanation of the facts of the case is a bit confusing as I am unclear on whether you are an owner or tenant. Nevertheless, any overpayment on a purchase typically is reimbursed by the escrow agent. The terms of the contract should be reviewed to identify whether they address what needs to... View More
I provided previous documentation via emails, physician verification of my disabilities, numerous phone calls to the leasing office records, documentation of my maintenance requests falsely solved in the resident portal as well as these willful violations of my right to ensure a safe and peaceful... View More
answered on Dec 17, 2024
You may be able to terminate the lease. However, it appears you likely need to provide a notice to cure under the statute and thereafter you may be able to exercise your right to termination of the lease and/or rent abatement.
i have rented this building for 12 years and asked for 90 days to move out. the owner said no and gave me 30 days. i have always paid rent and i am not behind at this time. the state is Florida
Is there anything i can do to slow the process? i do not mind leaving as i have already started... View More
answered on Dec 13, 2024
Not really. You have 30 days. If you need more time and the LL won't give you more time, that's the end of it. There's no legal action to get more time. The fact that you've always paid your rent on time is immaterial. Sorry, but there is no credit for past on-time payments. 30... View More
answered on Dec 2, 2024
Your question is incomplete. What information do you need? Are you asking how you can find that information? Or what you should do if the eviction complaint is defective. Either way, you should talk to an attorney for advice after checking the case.
Mother's landlord sent deposit for rental home my mother was leasing back to me directly and not in the estate of, I am her only heir. We have not filled probate or a summary administration as my mother's credit card bills are higher than what is in her bank account and I would be out the... View More
answered on Nov 27, 2024
As you have explained it, the funds belong to your mother, so they should be part of her estate. However, a review of the lease could change the answer to your questions. For instance, if you were on the lease or there was an assignment clause.
Paperwork that I got has a 3 day notice that they said I have received but I never got any copy of anything at all, was wondering if I had any way to fight the eviction.
answered on Nov 13, 2024
I would consult with a lawyer to review the three day and make sure it conforms to statute and then proceed. Consult today
answered on Nov 12, 2024
A court action against non-tenants being possessing property without consent is called an unlawful detainer action, or in some scenarios, an ejectment action (or both). So search for lawyers in your area who handle those types of claims. Some landlord-tenant lawyers will also handle those types... View More
pursuant to Fl. Statute 723.06(1)(e), although I am a model tenant that is never late on my rent and have received Letters from my neighbors stating that I am a model tenant, I have lived here 8 years taking care of my mom, until she passed away, and my sister violated her power of attorney. Now... View More
answered on Nov 11, 2024
You have multiple issues going on and you should consult with a landlord/tenant lawyer if you are being sued for eviction or have received a notice to vacate. The statute you are citing actually supports the park evicting you if you failed to obtain approval as a tenant.
The duty to... View More
I was caregiver for my Dad. He passed. Friend of family is Exec Trustee for the Trust my father had his estate pass into. I had a written agreement with my father to remain at his property in Florida for as long as I need. 40% of the property is mine according to Trust Dox, 40% my step brothers,... View More
answered on Nov 8, 2024
Let me preface my remarks by saying what you have described is outside my area of practice.
However, I believe you should act quickly to hire a lawyer who handles probate litigation in your area. Make sure he/she doesn't have any conflict of interest with the Executive Trustee. The... View More
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