Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

trespass
I own a condominium with a valid lease. The tenant has apparently moved out essentially subletting the unit in violation of the lease. I haven't heard from her in a long time and when my rent is paid (she is behind) it is in the form of a money order. I want to sell the unit and want everyone to vacate. I am sending a certified letter (return receipt requested with the lessee only to sign) to the Lessee to see if she will respond and bring the rent up to date. I have witnesses who have seen people other than the lessee residing in the unit. I consider the people living there trespassers. Where do I stand legally and how do I proceed?

Asked on 1/17/06, 8:46 pm

Frederick Graves Jurisdictionary

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Re: trespass

You need to order our course and bring a lawsuit to get them out. Jurisdictionary.com

Answered on 1/18/06, 4:26 am

David Slater David P. Slater, Esq.

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Re: trespass

You must legally terminate the lease and /or evict.

Answered on 1/18/06, 6:04 am

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