Legal Question in Business Law in Florida
I have a corporation iam the owner of allthe share iam being suit becuse i have not pay my rent the reason the place has about four code violation
i cannot get a lic
can i represent my self and the corp whithout being an attorney
iam a veteran iwas renting to make a few extra dollars a month
now iam o n the red due to the deposit and maintanance that i have done
george
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1 Answer from Attorneys
No, you cannot represent your Corporation in court. You must hire a lawyer. The reason is that your corporation is not you; it must be represented by an attorney.
Find one fast. You have both affirmative defenses to the eviction and countersuit for damages as a breach on the part of the landlord. From what little you said, the right landlord/tenant attorney should be able to help you. Note that your rights are controlled by the written lease and other agreements. Read your lease.
Good Luck
Joseph Brien, Esquire
954.320.6940
jbrien@brienlawgroup.com
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