Jaisen J. Stango, Esq.
Orlando Eviction Attorney
Ph (407) 835-8688
~ 3-Day Eviction Notices ~
LEGAL DISCLAIMER: Please be cautioned and advised that the information on this site amounts to general statements regarding Florida Landlord Tenant Law and is not to be taken as direct legal advice regarding your specific situation. This site is not to be taken as a substitute for researching and reading Florida Landlord Tenant Law for yourself. This site is not intended to create and shall not constitute the creation of an attorney-client relationship. To determine the applicability of the Florida Laws that govern your specific situation, you must seek legal advice from an attorney or research the Florida Statutes and case law for yourself. Please note that Florida Laws are subject to change and, furthermore, are subject to court interpretation. Therefore, the information on this site is subject to change without notice.
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Call my office today for a FREE 15 minute phone consultation about Florida Law concerning Orlando Evictions: 3 Day Tenant Eviction Notices & the Landlord / Tenant Residential Eviction Process.
FREE 3 DAY TENANT EVICTION NOTICES:
Call my office today for a FREE 3 Day Tenant Eviction Notice for your rental property in Orange or Osceola County.
$495 FLAT-FEE ORLANDO EVICTIONS*:
Flat-Fee Orlando Evictions include the (1) 3 Day Notice to Pay Rent; (2) Complaint for Possession; (3) 5-Day Summons; (4) Motion for Clerk’s Default; (5) Motion for Default Final Judgment; (6) Non-Military Service; (7) Default Final Judgment; & (8) Writ of Possession. *Plus Court Costs.
COMMERCIAL TENANT EVICTION:
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$99 LEASES / RENTAL AGREEMENTS:
$99 simple residential leases / rental agreements for single family rental properties and duplexes.
TENANT SECURITY DEPOSIT DISPUTES:
My firm represents both Landlords & Tenants in security deposit disputes. Call my office today for rate & fee information regarding tenant security deposit disputes.
My firm represents the recipients of worthless checks (i.e., bad checks). Under Florida Law, you may be entitled to recover up to an additional 3 times the face value of the check plus court costs and attorney's fees. Call today for more information.
617 E Washington St Ste 3
Orlando, FL 32801
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SAMPLE FLORIDA 3-DAY NOTICE
LEGAL DISCLAIMER:
Please be cautioned and advised that the information on this site amounts to general statements regarding Florida Landlord / Tenant Law and is not to be taken as direct legal advice regarding your specific situation. This site is not to be taken as a substitute for researching and reading Florida Landlord / Tenant Law for yourself. This site is not intended to create and shall not constitute the creation of an attorney-client relationship. To determine the applicability of the Florida Laws that govern your specific situation, you must seek legal advice from an attorney or research the Florida Statutes and case law for yourself. Please note that Florida Laws are subject to change and, furthermore, are subject to court interpretation. Therefore, the information on this site is subject to change without notice.
The form contained on this web-site must be filled out properly in order to provide legally sufficient notice. It is highly advisable that Landlords seek the advice of a Landlord / Tenant Attorney before issuing a 3-Day Notice.
INFORMATION ABOUT FLORIDA'S 3-DAY NOTICE FOR FAILURE TO PAY RENT FORM:
In order for to file a residential tenant eviction for possession because of non-payment of rent, Landlords must first issue a properly filled out 3-Day Notice in accordance with Florida Statutes. A major stumbling block for Landlords is the language used in their 3-Day Notices. I have seen Landlords create their own forms or, even worse, download forms off of the Internet that are not Florida specific. Florida Law requires that in order for the 3-Day Notice to be legally sufficient, it should be “substantially” similar to the form outlined in the Florida Statues. Another problem for Landlords is calculating the 3-day period in which the Tenants have the right to pay the rent or vacate the premises. Unfortunately for Landlords, “3-Days” does not necessarily mean “3-Days.” Landlords should contact an Eviction Attorney before erroneously filling out the 3-Day Notice. Moreover, even if the Landlord properly completes a legally sufficient 3-Day Notice, Landlords can still damage their case by incorrectly issuing the 3-Day Notice. An improperly filled out or issued 3-Day Notice is something that Tenants can use in defending the eviction. The drafting and issuing of a 3-Day Notice in accordance with Florida Law is something that you may be able to do own your own, but it is advisable for Landlords to seek the legal advice of an Eviction Attorney early in the eviction process, even before issuing the 3-Day Notice. If you need assistance in drafting a 3-Day Notice, please contact my office at (407) 835-8688. I offer FREE 3-Day Notices for Landlords in Orange and Osceola Counties.
SAMPLE FLORIDA 3-DAY NOTICE FOR FAILURE TO PAY RENT FORM:
(Tenant's Name)
(Tenant's Address)
3-DAY NOTICE TO PAY RENT OR DELIVER POSSESSION OF PREMISES
You are hereby notified that you are indebted to me in the sum of ( _____ ) dollars for the rent and use of the premises (address of leased premises, including county), Florida, now occupied by you and that I demand payment of the rent or possession of the premises within 3 days (excluding Saturday, Sunday, and legal holidays) from the date of delivery of this notice, to wit: on or before the ( _____ ) day of ( _____ ), (year) .
(Landlord's Name)
(Landlord's Address)
(Landlord's Phone Number)
If you have any questions about the Florida Residential Landlord / Tenant Law , please call my office at (407) 835-8688.
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~ $99 Leases / Rental Agreements ~
~ Security Deposit Disputes ~
~ Worthless Check Collection ~
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