How Landlords can Best Protect Themselves
Florida Landlords can find themselves in trouble due to not having the proper protections during the pendency of the lease. However, this can be avoided if they speak to a Landlord Lawyer. Before entering a Lease, contact our office at (954) 990-7552 to learn how Landlords best protect themselves from liability. How Can Landlords avoid […]
Is it worth it to file a Partition Action in Florida?
There are some properties in Florida that are owned by several individuals. Each party may be responsible for paying their share of the Mortgage, taxes, maintenance etc. However, there are times when one owner is left with paying all the bills. Not only does this create resentment towards the other owners, it can create financial […]
Is it possible to stop a Foreclosure in Florida
For many, purchasing a Home is a great accomplishment. You found a place that you can reside in for years and ultimately sell it for a profit. However, there are circumstances such as a decrease in income that can affect your ability to pay your Mortgage. As a result, you can can be served with […]
Can you Evict a Tenant that contacts Code Enforcement?
Most leases state whether the Landlord or the Tenant are required to maintain the property. However, the County or City will always put the responsibility on the Landlord as they are the owner. Unfortunately for Landlords, there are instances when a Tenant complains to Code Enforcement about the condition of the property when they in […]
How does a Landlord Determine if the Tenant Vacated?
For many Landlords, there may come a time when their Tenant stops responding to them. As a result, they are unsure if they are still residing in the property. While this creates anxiety and uncertainty for a Landlord, it does not mean they can’t determine if the Tenant Vacated. If you have questions about whether […]
Can a Landlord hire an Eviction Lawyer after the case is filed?
Some Landlords take a risk and file their own Evictions. This can cause problems as a result of not understanding the Process. As a result, their case may get dismissed. While it is more beneficial to retain counsel in the beginning, Landlords can hire an Eviction Lawyer after the case is filed. Therefore, if you […]
Do Landlords still need to make repairs during an Eviction?
A Landlord should always follow the terms of the lease. This means that if they are responsible for making repairs or maintaining the landscape, they must comply. There are some Landlords that believe that if they are evicting their Tenant, they no longer need to make repairs. Unfortunately, this is not the case. To learn […]
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 […]
Does a Commerical Landlord need an Attorney when Filing an Eviction in Broward County?
A Commercial Landlord in Broward County does not always need an Attorney. As long as they are familiar with the Eviction Process, they can serve the 3 Day Notice, file the Complaint, as well as all additional paperwork. If the Tenant does not file a response, a Final Judgment will be entered. Thereafter, a Writ […]