Issuing a Notice of Non-Renewal: A Vital Procedure for Landlords Timely Issuance Landlords are required to issue the notice well in advance of the lease term expiration. The timely communication of non-renewal allows tenants ample …
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Writ of Possession West Palm Beach Florida | 561.699.0399
As West Palm Beach Evictions Lawyers, we are always asked about the writ of possession. A writ of possession is a legal document that allows a landlord to regain possession of a rental property …
Unlawful Detainer vs. Eviction in Florida | Florida’s Summary Procedure
Unlawful Detainers vs Evictions in Florida Which one is it? Our office hears this question all too often. Do you have an invited guest staying in your home, but they are refusing to leave? Is this …
Liquidated Damages Clause Early Termination Fee FL | 561.699.0399
Unfortunately, even when both a Landlord and Tenant sign a Lease stating that the term will be for a year or some other length of time, sometimes the Tenant needs to terminate the Lease early …
Landlord Access Florida Property
As a Tenant in a rented property or the Landlord of a rented property in Florida, what are your rights when a Landlord wants to gain access to the property? Section 83.52 of the Florida …
What Is A Motion To Determine Rent In Florida? | 561.699.0399
What is a Motion to Determine Rent in Florida? What is a Motion to Determine Rent in Florida? To put it in perspective, your Landlord first served a three (3) day Notice to Pay/Vacate and …
Florida Notice of Non-Renewal | 561.699.0399
A Florida Notice of Non-Renewal (residential tenancy) can be drafted and sent by either the Landlord (Owner, Manager, Agent) or the Tenant. The Florida Notice of Non-Renewal gives the other party to the Lease Agreement …
Motion To Determine Rent
My office is always asked by both Tenant and Landlords what is a Motion to Determine Rent? Once an Eviction Complaint is served on the Tenants for non-payment of rent, the Tenant has five (5) days to …
Florida Landlord Tenant Notice
Are you a Florida Landlord who is having issues with your Florida Residential Tenant? Is your Florida Tenant not paying Rent? Is their a non-monetary breach of the Florida Lease? Is it just time for …
Delray Beach FL Landlord Eviction Attorneys
The Law Office of Ryan S. Shipp, PLLC assists Property Managers, Landlords, Owners, Agents, and Brokers, in the following areas: Negotiating, drafting, and review of commercial and residential leases; Violation/breach of lease provisions; Noise …
Notice Requirements Florida Residential Tenant
Are you a Florida Tenant renting a residential property? Has your lease expired? Before deciding to vacate your Florida residential property, make sure to follow Chapter 83 of the Florida Statutes by giving the correct …
Lake Worth FL Tenant Attorney
Lake Worth FL Tenant Attorney Tenant(s) Rights Representation in Lake Worth, Florida Is your Landlord Evicting you? Is your Landlord Evicting you without proper Court procedures? Is your Landlord discriminating against you? Is your Landlord …
Filing Florida Eviction
Filing Florida Eviction? Section 83.59, Florida Statutes, permits the landlord, the landlord’s attorney or a landlord’s agent to file a complaint for removal of a tenant. As determined in Fla. Bar Re: Advisory Opinion Non-Lawyer …
Landlord Obtaining Possession Florida
Landlord Obtaining Possession Florida? In Florida, there are three (3) ways a Landlord can obtain possession. Specifically, they are by (1) Eviction (through the Court system); (2) Surrender; and (3) Abandonment. This brief explanation …
Law Office of Ryan S. Shipp, PLLC – New Law Office Signage in Lantana, Florida
We recently expanded our law office and updated our signage to better serve our clients! Stop by today and visit us at our Lantana, Florida office location. Law Office of Ryan S. Shipp, PLLC …
Florida Landlord Change Locks on Tenant? (Self-Help)
A question we always seem to get asked is can a Florida Landlord resolve ongoing matters with a terrible Tenant by taking matters into his/her own hands without use of the Court system? The answer …
