Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida

Re: my last months rent.

You are responsible for the remaainder of the lease.

Re: my last months rent.

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Obviously that someone is not an attorney. There is no such law. If you break your lease you can be sued by your landlord and will be held responsible. Your best bet is to try and negotiate a release.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: my last months rent.

No, it is not true. Buying land does not mean that you can cheat the person you rent from out of what you contracted with him or her to pay.