Skip to content 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 to prospective purchasers. To learn […]
Can you Evict a Tenant that pays the Rent for the Full Lease?
The goal for every Landlord is to receive the rent on time. They want to avoid the Eviction Process because they continue to lose rent. There are some Landlords however that require a Tenant to pay the entire amount of rent up front. While our office advises against this practice, the Landlord has the right […]
Eviction Tips for South Florida Commercial Landlords
The Florida Commercial Eviction Process is not always straight forward. Therefore, it is important to speak to a South Florida Commercial Eviction Attorney. For representation and Eviction tips for South Florida Commercial Landlords, contact the Law Office of Brian P. Kowal, PA at (954) 990-7552. Eviction Tips for South Florida Commercial Landlords 1. Proper Notice […]
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, […]
A Florida Tenant Can Be Evicted If They Have An Unauthorized Pet
Most Florida Residential Leases contain a provision regarding a Tenant’s Right to have a pet. While many Landlords allow them, some forbid it. It can result in a tenant eviction for having an unauthorized pet in Florida. However, a process must be followed. Therefore, if you discover that your Tenant has an unauthorized pet, contact […]
Is a Landlord Responsible to Remove an Unauthorized Individual?
Some Tenants allow individuals to live in the property without the Landlord’s consent. This is a violation of the lease. As a result, a Landlord can remove the them. However, they must take the proper steps. Therefore, if you need to remove an unauthorized individual in Florida, contact the Law Office of Brian P. Kowal, […]
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 Sanitary and clean, contact the […]
Should a Broward Landlord Settle with their Tenant?
Broward Landlords face the reality of having Tenants that fail to pay rent. As a result, they have to decide if they will settle with them or proceed with Eviction. Both choices greatly impact them. If you are a Broward Landlord unsure about settling with their Tenant, contact the Law Office of Brian P. Kowal, […]
Can a Florida Commercial Landlord use self-help to remove a Commercial Tenant?
Florida Commercial Landlords must be careful before changing the locks prior to the termination of a lease. They may be subject to damages if they engage in Self-Help activity. Therefore, if you have questions about a Florida Commercial Landlord’s use of Self-Help, contact the Law Office of Brian P. Kowal, PA at (954) 990-7552. Florida […]
