Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

Re: Tenants

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If I understand your question properly, you have a very sticky situation. Your children, both of legal age and one with a girl friend, live in your home. You have apparently asked them to leave and they have refused.

You could change the locks when they are not there, but if they called the police, you would probably be told to let them back in. Your only legal method to remove them from the permises would be by eviction or ejectment, whichever is proper.

You should meet with an attorney and review the facts with him/her. The attorney can then give you specific advice on how to acheieve your goal.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.