Email can replace mail or hand delivery for rental notices—but only with mutual written consent. Starting July 1, 2025, Florida is modernizing how landlords and tenants send and receive certain…

In today's digital age, many landlords have moved to online portals for rent payment and other important lease-related communications. While this can be convenient, it also opens the door for…

Protecting Tenants' Rights: Unlawful Fees under Florida Statute §83.575 In recent times, an alarming trend has emerged among landlords in Florida: the unjust imposition of fees on tenants for allegedly…

As we near the end of 2023, it's clear that Florida's landscape of landlord-tenant law underwent some noteworthy transformations. As a tenant in this evolving legal environment, it's crucial to…

The World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 as a pandemic on March 11, 2020. The domino effect on our entire global economy has been swift and profound—businesses are being forced to…

A long time ago, civilized societies decided that stealing the property of another was wrong. The penalties for stealing are quite different now than they were in the past. Even…

Do police officers have to read me my Miranda Rights if I am arrested?The short answer is: No, not always. It truly depends on each situation. Many of my clients…

What's a Withhold?To understand what a Withhold of Adjudication means in Florida, you must first understand what an Adjudication of Guilt means. When a Defendant is resolving a criminal case,…