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Quick Eviction Question (10 min)
Eviction Strategy Session (20 min)
Eviction Strategy Session (20 min)
For one or two focused questions.
Ideal for landlords who need quick guidance about notices, eviction timelines, or next steps in the process.
✔ Quick legal guidance
✔ Immediate next steps
✔ Credit toward eviction service
$49
Applied to your flat-fee eviction if you hire us.
Eviction Strategy Session (20 min)
Eviction Strategy Session (20 min)
Eviction Strategy Session (20 min)
Clear Plan and Next Steps.
We review your situation in more detail and discuss the fastest legal strategy for regaining possession of the rental.
✔ Review your case facts
✔ Notice and filing strategy
✔ Timeline and court procedure guidance
$89
Best for most landlords who want clear next steps and a practical eviction plan.
Applied to your flat-fee eviction if you hire us.
Case Review Consultation (30 min)
Eviction Strategy Session (20 min)
Case Review Consultation (30 min)
For more detailed or complicated situations.
Best for complicated situations involving lease disputes, defenses, or court filings.
✔ Detailed case discussion
✔ Review notices or documents
✔ Strategy for contested issues
$149
Applied to your flat-fee eviction if you hire us.
Need Full Representation
$500 Attorney Flat Fee for Servcies
If you prefer to have an attorney handle the eviction from start to finish, our firm offers an Attorney Flat-Fee for uncontested eviction for nonpayment - services starting at $500.00 plus court costs.
Common Eviction Questions From Florida Landlords
How long does an eviction take in Florida?
In uncontested cases, an eviction may be completed in as little as three to four weeks after filing. However, the timeline depends on factors such as tenant responses, court schedules, and service of process. During a consultation we can review your situation and estimate a realistic timeline.
Do I need to serve a 3-day notice before filing eviction?
Yes. In most non-payment cases Florida law requires a written three-day notice demanding payment of rent before filing an eviction complaint. Errors in the notice are one of the most common reasons eviction cases are delayed.
What if the tenant files a defense?
If a tenant responds to the complaint, the case may require a hearing before the court. During a consultation we can discuss possible defenses and the best strategy for moving the case forward.
Can I remove a tenant who has no lease?
Yes. Tenants without a written lease can still be removed through the eviction process, although the required notice period may be different depending on the situation.
What should I do if my tenant stopped paying rent?
When a tenant stops paying rent, the first step is usually serving a written three-day notice demanding payment or possession. If the tenant does not comply, the landlord may file an eviction action with the court. During a consultation we can review your situation and help you determine the fastest path forward.