Self Storage Unit Evictions differ from run-of-the-mill residential evictions or commercial evictions in several key respects. Chapter 83 Part III of the Florida Statutes governs evictions of renters from self storage units. Parts I and Part II of Chapter 83 govern commercial and residential tenancies, respectively.
If your landlord is unlawfully withholding your security deposit, you should immediately contact a landlord tenant attorney, as your rights are time-sensitive.
Ejectments After a Tax Deed Sale We often have clients approach us about removing occupants from residential real property after a successful bid at a mortgage foreclosure auction or tax deed sale. The process and procedure governing removing occupants after a tax deed sale or foreclosure auction is significantly different from an eviction. Eviction attorneys […]
Florida’s Landlord Tenant Laws – Concepts and Vocabulary. One of the most effective ways to gain greater insight and understanding of Florida’s eviction laws is to learn the legal vocabulary associated with this particular field of law. What follows is a brief (but by no means exhaustive) list of vocabulary words commonly employed by eviction lawyers […]
Ejectment vs Eviction Under Florida Law. In general, an eviction is a lawsuit filed by a landlord against a tenant to regain possession of the property. Evictions are filed under Chapter 83 of the Florida Statutes once proper notice of termination of tenancy has been delivered by the landlord or landlord’s agent to the tenant. […]