When do you file an Ejectment in Florida?
The least common Removal action in Florida is called an Ejectment. This occurs when an Owner of a Property tries to remove an individual claiming to have an ownership interest. Unlike an Eviction or Unlawful Detainer, an Ejectment can take much longer. If you have questions about how the Ejectment [...]
Can You Evict a Tenant that Damages the Property?
At all times during the Tenancy, the Tenant has an obligation to maintain the property. In other words, there are a system of rules they must follow. However, if the lease is silent on these rules, Florida Statute 83.52 applies. One rule under this statute is not to damage the [...]
Can you Evict a Tenant for Refusing Access?
A common problem Landlords face is when their Tenant refuses access to the property. While a Tenant has the right of Quiet Enjoyment, they cannot prevent the Landlord from entering. Upon giving twenty-four hours to the Tenant, a Landlord can enter the property to inspect, make repairs, or show it [...]
How Do Foreclosures Affect a Homeowner?
The reality for some Homeowners is they fall behind on their mortgage. As a result, a Bank may commence Foreclosure Proceedings against them. While they believe their world is crashing, they can recover and leave unscathed. Therefore, it is important to speak to an Attorney to understand how Foreclosures affect [...]
When is the Best Time to Speak to a Foreclosure Defense Attorney?
The problem that many people in Foreclosure face is time. In other words, the Florida Foreclosure Process can go quickly thereby decreasing their chance to sell or modify their mortgage. While a Homeowner can hire an Attorney up until the Sale, the best time to do so is when they [...]




