Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida
I have been served and ejectment. From my ex-boyfriends and his family. The property is heirs property. I have a son from him who is currently lives in an apartment while going to school. I have a mobile home which is in my name it has been on the property since 1998. My boyfriend left me in 2012 and I remained on the property two years maintaining the yard area. Florida does not recognized common-law is their any kind of defense for me. There was never a rental agreement,
2 Answers from Attorneys
No idea what heirs property means. If you are not on the title and you have no lease, you can be ejected. Seek some legal guidance from an attorney with all the facts and explore your options. This is not the forum to get a complete and thorough evaluation. If you have been served you have 20 days to file an appropriate response. See an attorney soon.
Check the Summons for the length of time you have to respond. Contact a real estate/landlord attorney and get the help you need. If I understand what you are saying about the heir property and how it relates to your son, it may not have any direct impact at this point. typically the property only passes to the next generation upon death of the previous generation.
Good luck.
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