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Evictions & Tenant Disputes

When a tenant stops paying, breaches the lease, or holds over, a landlord’s options are governed by strict Florida procedure. A misstep in notice or filing can restart the clock and cost weeks. Tenants, too, have rights and defenses that shape how a dispute unfolds.

The Elliot Legal Group handles Florida evictions and landlord-tenant disputes — preparing proper notices, filing and prosecuting eviction actions, and resolving disputes efficiently.

This page is general legal information, not legal advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does an eviction take in Florida?

It varies with the county and whether the tenant contests, but proper notice and filing are what keep it moving. Errors are the usual cause of delay.

Can I change the locks or remove a tenant myself?

No — Florida requires the court process. “Self-help” eviction can expose a landlord to liability. The lawful route is the reliable one.

Have a Florida real estate matter? Schedule a consultation with The Elliot Legal Group.

Related: Real Estate Law overview · Landlord Representation · Condo & HOA Matters

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Matters We Handle

  • Statutory notices (3-day, 7-day)
  • Eviction filings and hearings
  • Possession and writ enforcement
  • Unpaid rent and damages
  • Lease-breach disputes

Who We Help

Florida landlords and property managers dealing with tenant issues.

Why The Elliot Legal Group

We move the process correctly and quickly, avoiding the errors that cause delay.