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1.      Mediation is intended to be a non-adversarial process to resolve issues without further Court involvement. Mediation is not intended to mimic the often adversarial process you see in court. In all actuality, often enough the purpose of mediation is simply to get the parties to communicate in the hopes of coming up with some…

As of July 1, 2013, Chapter 83, Part II of the Florida Statutes was substantially revised. Chapter 83 is the section that governs landlord-tenant relations. Part II deals with residential as opposed to commercial leases. As part of the revision to this law, there are certain notices and disclosures that are required to be in…

This is a commonly asked question. The first place you should look is your lease. A good lease should spell out the landlord’s obligations to the tenant. You should also look at Section 83.51 of the Florida Statutes. Here is a link: Click Here If the landlord is in violation of the lease or Section…

You shouldn’t think that estate planning is exclusively for the elderly or the affluent. If you have a home or a business, or if you provide for your family in central Florida, speak promptly with an Orlando estate planning lawyer about establishing a will or a trust. There is no one-size-fits-all estate planning strategy. No…

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 provides for who has the right to attend these meetings. Section 720.303 of the Florida Statutes states: 2) Board meetings.– (a) A meeting of the board of directors of an…

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. If the only issue is the pending foreclosure, the tenant does not have the right to unilaterally terminate the lease agreement. Additionally, the tenant is required to…