An interesting landlord-tenant case appeared in today’s Florida Law Weekly summaries that involved evicting rent-to-own tenants. In the case, which was in Volusia County, the court decided that, when a tenant has signed a rent-to-own agreement, he or she may not be evictable under Chapter 83. There, the tenant revealed an option contract to which she had contributed…
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A judgment has been entered against you. What can do to get rid of the judgment? There are a few ways you may be able to rid yourself of the judgment – when working with skilled legal counsel. While these ways will not necessarily work in every case, they may be worth considering. 1. Vacate the judgment…
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It is established law that a business entity (Corporation or LLC) cannot represent itself, pro se, in court proceedings but rather must appear through an attorney. The purpose for this rule, as courts have stated, include: A single designated spokesperson, who will be accountable to the court, is necessary because companies are special entities, with…
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