Broward Tenant Remains in Property After Lease Terminates
Unfortunately for Landlords, some Broward Tenants remain in property after lease terminates. This can create a major headache for a Landlord. The "Holdover Tenant" is preventing the Landlord from leasing the property to a new Tenant. This can result in loss rent for the Landlord. How does Florida Law deal [...]
How do I vacate a Default in Florida
In the State of Florida, there are two (2)ways a default can be entered against a Defendant (party being sued). Failing to respond to a lawsuit: After a Defendant has been served with a lawsuit, a Defendant has twenty (20) days to respond.If the Defendant fails to respond to [...]
Broward County Eviction Lawyers
The Eviction Process in Florida can be stressful for any Homeowner. If you are a Landlord in Broward County and need to remove a Tenant, you should hire Broward County Eviction Lawyers. Broward County is one of the most populated counties in the State of Florida. This means that [...]
Commercial Eviction Process in Florida
Commercial Evictions are very similar to Residential Evictions in the State of Florida. If a Tenant fails to pay rent to the Landlord when it is due, the Landlord can give the Tenant a three (3) day notice to either pay rent or vacate the property. If the Tenant [...]
How Long is the Unlawful Detainer Process in Florida?
An Unlawful Detainer is an action filed by a Homeowner in Florida that attempts to remove an individual from their property that does not have a lease and is not paying rent. This Unlawful Detainer Process is often used by a Homeowner that no longer wants a family member [...]