by Tim Baldwin | May 26, 2025 | Evictions
The recent Florida case, Live Oak-Meadows L.P. v. Maulden, FLWSUPP 3211LIVE (Suwannee Cnty. 2024), provides landlords crucial guidance on eviction procedures, especially when managing subsidized housing. In this case, the landlord’s eviction claim was dismissed due to...
by Tim Baldwin | May 19, 2025 | Law
Navigating lease agreements can become complex when military families face relocation due to military orders. A common question arises when a dependent spouse signs a lease individually, without the servicemember listed as a tenant or occupant: does the dependent...
by Tim Baldwin | May 12, 2025 | Law
HB 615 has been signed into law, which takes effect on July 1, 2025, and effectively overturns a 4th DCA case, Harari, by codifying a new framework that gives tenants (and landlords) the discretion to opt in or out of receiving notices by email. Under the new...
by Tim Baldwin | May 5, 2025 | Landlord
Why Mold Complaints Demand Immediate Action Mold complaints from tenants should be taken seriously, as mold can cause health issues and structural damage if left unaddressed. However, not every report of mold is valid, and some tenants may mistake dirt, mildew, or...
by Tim Baldwin | Apr 28, 2025 | Law
When a Landlord’s Entry Became a Felony Landlords have legal rights when managing rental properties, but they must also respect tenants’ rights to privacy and exclusive possession. Failing to comply with landlord access laws can have severe consequences,...
