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On Friday, June 7, 2013, Governor Rick Scott signed The Florida Fair Foreclosure Act, which made many substantive changes to how foreclosures must b ...
Florida Law Provides for the notice a homeowners’ association must give to its members of any meetings of the Board or Directors. Florida law also ...
The amount of fees to which a prevailing party is entitled in any lawsuit where they are at issue are calculated following a method laid out by the ...
This question used to come up quite often in the early days of the foreclosure boom; however, the courts put this question to bed a long time ago. I ...
A proposal for settlement in Florida can be filed by either party to a lawsuit. Section 768.79 of the Florida Statutes provides for the proposal for ...
Landlords often make the mistake of not considering whether they need to provide their former tenants the security deposit notice required under Flo ...
On Friday, June 7, 2013, Governor Rick Scott signed The Florida Fair Foreclosure Act, which made many substantive changes to how foreclosures must b ...
Generally speaking, the lease terms cannot be unilaterally changed before the lease expires. However, when the lease is up for renewal, either of th ...
1. Mediation is intended to be a non-adversarial process to resolve issues without further Court involvement. Mediation is not inte ...
The Florida Consumer Collection Practices Act (FCCPA) prohibits debt collectors from using certain types of abusive, deceptive and misleading debt c ...
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