Summary
In Florida, tenants have the right to vacate after giving proper notice. Landlords must follow legal eviction processes and cannot force tenants out without a court order. If rent is paid for the month, tenants can stay until the end. Landlords cannot change payment dates without tenant consent. Documentation of agreements is crucial. Seek legal representation if needed.Full Conversation
Likewise. Well I gave my landlord intent to vacate at the end of the month or before. He came over to tell me he has eviction papers he's been riding around with. Although he's made it clear he really doesn't want me here. That's how I feel. I've lived here 4 years and always have paid. Just checking my options. Again I'm leaving and he was notified on November 4th
Hello ****, I understand your situation. Can you please tell me where you are located? The laws on eviction and notice to vacate vary depending on the jurisdiction.
Daytona Beach Florida
Hello ****, in Florida:
- You have the right to vacate after giving notice.
- Landlords must follow the eviction process legally.
- They can't force you out without a court order.
- If you've already paid for the month, you're allowed to stay till the end.
For specific advice, consult a local attorney.
Okay. Thank you for that information.
You're welcome, ****. If you need further legal assistance or have more questions, feel free to ask. We're here to help you.
Okay, he said I could pay on the 15th for the month now it's pay by noon or I'll file paperwork. Feels like it was a trick I fell into. I am prepared to fight it. Never been evicted before just confused why he would want to do this now when we agreed and I wasn't going to be here any longer.
In Florida:
- Landlords cannot change the payment date without your consent.
- If he proceeds with the eviction, a judge will review the case.
- Documentation of your agreement may be helpful in court.
Consider seeking legal representation.
Okay yes I keep everything with him in writing. Glad to know. Thank you so much I feel better
I'm glad you found the information helpful, ****. Remember, keeping records is crucial in such situations. If you have more questions, feel free to ask. We're here to help you.
That's all and I appreciate the assistance. Have a great day
You're welcome, ****. I'm glad I could assist you. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have more questions in the future. Have a great day!