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Eviction attorneys in Florida

17 landlord-side firms listed in Florida. Listings are screened for landlord and property-manager representation.

Weston, Florida

Andrew Douglas P.A. provides comprehensive eviction services for residential and commercial landlords throughout Broward County and South Florida. Specializes in evictions, constr…

Tampa, Florida

Bay Area Legal Services is a nonprofit legal aid organization serving low-income residents in Hillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas, Manatee, and Sarasota counties in the Tampa, Florida a…

Jacksonville, Florida

Real estate law firm exclusively representing landowners in evictions and lease enforcement. Handles tenant removal and landlord-tenant disputes. Experienced in managing rental pr…

Sarasota, Florida

DHR Law is a Sarasota, Florida law firm assisting landlords with evictions and landlord-tenant matters.

Jacksonville, Florida

Full-service law firm with 65+ years combined legal experience. Specializes in eviction representation for landlords with 24-hour eviction filing guarantee. Helps landlords with t…

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Hollywood, Florida

Specializes in residential and commercial tenant evictions for landlords, apartment complexes, and property managers. Offers flat-fee services with goal of 30-day completion.

Sunrise, Florida

Kahane & Associates, P.A. is a full-service law firm in Sunrise, Florida representing secured and unsecured creditors throughout Florida and Georgia. Its practice areas include fo…

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Jacksonville, Florida

Solo practitioner offering flat fee eviction services for landlords in Jacksonville. Represents landlords in tenant disputes and evictions with personalized legal strategies.

The eviction process in Florida

. Grounds for Eviction Legal reasons required: Non-payment of rent. Lease violation (e.g., unauthorized pets, property damage). Illegal activity (e.g., drug-related conduct, violent crime). End of lease term (fixed-term or month-to-month). Holdover tenancy (tenant remains after lease expires). No-fault eviction (e.g.,…

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