Landlords should be aware of their rights under Florida law. Under Florida law, there are certain steps you must follow before you can evict a tenant that is not paying rent. The Hernando County landlord laws require compliance with certain statutory requirements before a judge can issue you a writ of possession. Whether you are interested in evicting a tenant that is in arrears, or need help revising your lease agreement, The Hogan Law Firm’s team of attorneys can assist you. Protect yourself and your investment…call The Hogan Law Firm and schedule an appointment with one of our landlord & tenant attorneys today.
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