Need to Evict a Tenant in Florida? We Can Help.
victing a tenant in Florida requires precision—and just one legal error can delay your case or cost you your property rights. Whether you’re dealing with nonpayment, lease violations, or unauthorized occupants, our Florida eviction attorneys offer flat-fee consultations and fast filings to help you act quickly and legally. We prepare your notices, file your complaint, and guide you through every step of the process—so you can regain control of your property with confidence. Protect your investment. Get legal help that gets results.
FAQ
❓ Do I need a lawyer to evict a tenant in Florida?
Answer:
If you're an individual landlord, you can file for eviction without a lawyer. However, hiring an attorney is highly recommended—especially if your tenant contests the case or you're seeking back rent or damages. If the property is owned by a corporation or LLC, Florida law requires that an attorney handle the eviction.
If you're an individual landlord, you can file for eviction without a lawyer. However, hiring an attorney is highly recommended—especially if your tenant contests the case or you're seeking back rent or damages. If the property is owned by a corporation or LLC, Florida law requires that an attorney handle the eviction.
❓ What can an eviction attorney help me with?
Answer:
Our Florida eviction attorneys assist with:
Our Florida eviction attorneys assist with:
- Drafting legally valid notices
- Preparing court documents
- Filing your complaint and summons
- Representing you in court hearings
- Seeking monetary damages for unpaid rent or repairs
- Navigating tenant disputes or defenses
❓ How much does it cost to hire an eviction attorney?
Answer:
We offer affordable flat-fee consultations and case-based legal services. Most consultations cost significantly less than what you’d pay for a full-service law firm—and help you avoid costly mistakes.
We offer affordable flat-fee consultations and case-based legal services. Most consultations cost significantly less than what you’d pay for a full-service law firm—and help you avoid costly mistakes.
❓ How fast can an attorney start the eviction process?
Answer:
In many cases, we can prepare and file your notice or complaint within 24–48 hours of your consultation. We prioritize urgent eviction cases to help you regain possession of your property quickly.
In many cases, we can prepare and file your notice or complaint within 24–48 hours of your consultation. We prioritize urgent eviction cases to help you regain possession of your property quickly.
❓ Can your attorneys handle both residential and commercial evictions?
Answer:
Yes. Our attorneys are experienced in both residential and commercial landlord-tenant law and can assist with any type of eviction throughout Florida.
Yes. Our attorneys are experienced in both residential and commercial landlord-tenant law and can assist with any type of eviction throughout Florida.