Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Florida

Re: possession of personal belongings

Yes, they own them.

Re: possession of personal belongings

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Of course. Why would you think you can ask someone to leave and then keep THEIR personal belongings?

If they fail to take their belongings, however, the owner is not responsible for the storeage or disposition of personal property after filing an evicition agent and obtaining a judgment against the owner.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: possession of personal belongings

yes -- clearly.

Re: possession of personal belongings

And we're supposed to tell you "Yes you can steal their property!"?