South Florida Landlords Can Amend the Complaint to Avoid the CDC Stay
The CDC Declaration has made it difficult for South Florida Landlords to evict Tenants for Non-Payment of Rent. Unless they can prove that the Tenant does not qualify for protection, the case will be stayed. While this is frustrating, the good news is that South Florida Landlords can amend the [...]
Florida Evictions should be handled by Attorneys not Property Managers
A Landlord will achieve the best result by hiring a Broward County Eviction Attorney. Without experience and knowledge of the Process, they need competent and aggressive representation to protect their rights. Accordingly, Florida Evictions should be handled by Attorneys not Property Managers. If you need to remove your Tenant, contact [...]
Can South Florida Landlords include Two Notices on the same Document?
Some Landlords believe that when sending a Notice to a Tenant, it can be for one purpose. This is not true. The law does not prevent them from sending two notices on the same document to a Tenant. This includes non-payment of rent, non-monetary violations, and termination of the [...]
Can South Florida Landlords Evict Tenants that Keep the Property in an Unsanitary Condition?
South Florida Tenants can be evicted for reasons other than non-payment of rent. This includes failure to keep the property in a sanitary condition. However, procedures must be followed before a case can be filed in Court. If you need to Evict a Tenant for Failing to Keep the Property [...]
Can a Tenant stop a Writ of Possession in Broward County?
When a Final Judgment of Eviction is granted, a Writ of Possession is then signed by the Clerk of Court. After the Clerk signs it, they send it to the Sheriff. The Sheriff will then post the Writ on the Tenant’s door. The Tenant will then have twenty-four hours to [...]