Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: eviction needed??

Retain an L&T attorney, such as me, to start eviction process. The longer you wait, the longer they stay, the more rent you lose.

Re: eviction needed??

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You must give a three day notice to vacate. Following this period you may choose to file an eviction.

I would strongly suggest that you retain a qualified real estate attorney to represent you in this matter. Any errors you may commit will cost you far more than the cost of the attorney.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.