What happens at a Final Eviction Hearing in Florida?
A Final Hearing does not always occur in the Florida Eviction Process. Some cases settle while others result in a Default Judgment because the Tenant did not file a response. If a Final Hearing is held, the Court will allow the Landlord and the Tenant to present their arguments. The outcome depends on several factors. […]
How to evict a Tenant that harasses their Landlord
Communications fall apart in any relationship. More specifically, Tenants often become hostile towards their Landlords. This can be due to several reasons. While tension may occur, they must display a level of respect to their Landlord. This includes speaking to them in a civil manner. Accordingly, Florida Law provides protection to Landlords that experience this […]
When can a Florida Landlord enter the property?
When can a Landlord enter the Property? A Tenant can peacefully reside in the property once they sign a lease. However, there are times when a Florida Landlord can enter. To learn about a Landlord’s right to enter the property, contact the Law Office of Brian P. Kowal, PA at (954) 990-7552. When Can […]
Why Florida Landlords should not file their own Evictions
Often times Landlords make the mistake of filing their own Evictions. While it costs money to hire an Eviction Lawyer, it is more beneficial in the end. If you have questions about Why Florida Landlords should not file their own Evictions, contact the Law Office of Brian P. Kowal, PA at (954) 990-7552. Why Florida […]
Broward Tenants That Remain After The Lease Terminates
The Florida Eviction Process is not always smooth. For example, some Landlords have Broward tenant that remains after A lease terminates. As a result, the “Holdover Tenant” is preventing them from renting the property. This can result in a loss of rent for the Landlord. Therefore, if you need to evict a Tenant that has […]
A Florida Landlord Cannot Turn Off Tenant Utilities If They Fail To Pay Rent
The biggest issue Landlords face is Tenants that fail to pay rent. While it can be frustrating, the consequences can be worse if they start cutting off services. Accordingly, a Landlord cannot turn off Tenant Utilities if they fail to pay rent. If you are unsure about your rights as a Landlord, contact the Law […]
How can you evict your Tenant that Illegally Subleased their Unit?
Some Tenants lease their unit or apartment to another individual known as a Subtenant. While it can be beneficial to them, it can also be risky. In other words, they can face eviction. If you have questions about how to evict your Tenant that illegally subleased their unit, contact the Law Office of Brian P. […]
When can a Landlord file a Motion to Lift the Stay on a Writ of Possession?
A Writ of Possession is sent to the Sheriff after a Final Judgment. It is then posted on the door of the property. While most Tenants vacate after receiving the Writ, some choose to fight it. If they are successful, it will be stayed. However, this relief does not always last forever. In other words, […]
How does a Landlord Evict an unauthorized guest in Florida?
Florida Tenants often allow friends or family members to stay with them during their lease. These guests are usually not approved by the Landlord. Unfortunately, issues arise causing the Tenant to vacate the property or the lease has ended but their guest remains. As a result, the Landlord can proceed with an Eviction to remove […]
Can You Sue a Tenant for Damage to the Property After they Leave?
It is without question that some Tenants fail to leave the property in good condition when they vacate. There are cases that it is left completely damaged. While unfortunate, a Landlord can sue a Tenant for Damage to the property after they leave. If you have questions about your rights as a Landlord, contact the […]