How Long does it take to remove an Individual from a Purchased Foreclosed Property?
A Foreclosure Sale occurs after a Judgment is entered. Thereafter, the successful bidder becomes the new owner. However, they may discover that an Individual is residing in the property. This can be a headache. Therefore, if you need to remove an Individual from a Purchased Foreclosed Property, contact the Law Office of Brian P. Kowal, […]
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 Complaint to avoid the CDC […]
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 lease. Therefore, if you need […]
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 Broward Landlord Collect Rent after Terminating a Month-to-Month Lease?
A Broward Landlord can terminate a Month-to-Month Lease by giving notice. They can also accept rent anytime before it expires. The uncertainty arises if they accept it after. If you are unsure of your right to collect Rent after Terminating a Month-to-Month Lease, contact the Law Office of Brian P. Kowal, PA. Does Terminating a […]
Does the CDC Order Prevent Broward Landlords from Evicting Tenants?
Unless you have not been watching the news, you are aware that the Coronavirus has affected Florida Landlords and Tenants. The Courts are flooded with Evictions. Landlords have been forced to deal with the reality that many Tenants are not paying rent. To provide safeguards to Tenants affected by Covid-19, the Government has given them […]
Oakland Park Florida Foreclosure Defense Lawyers
THE BENEFIT OF HIRING A FORECLOSURE DEFENSE LAWYER IN OAKLAND PARK FLORIDA The Real Estate World is changing. Unfortunately, there are an increasing number of Oakland Park Homeowners in Foreclosure. While this has created insecurity, it does not mean you will lose your property. If you have not paid your Mortgage or have a pending […]
PEMBROKE PINES FLORIDA FORECLOSURE DEFENSE LAWYERS
How Pembroke Pines Florida Foreclosure Defense Lawyers Helps Homeowners The Foreclosure Process can be stressful. Not having representation enables the Lenders to move the case through the courts. Therefore, if you are in Foreclosure or have fallen behind on your mortgage, contact your Pembroke Pines Florida Foreclosure Defense Lawyers at (954) 990-7552. Foreclosure Defense Once […]
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 […]