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Evictions: What Every Tenant Should Know Florida law strictly
regulates eviction
practices. A landlord must
follow all the requirements
of law to properly evict a
tenant.
By: Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida, Inc. - Daytona Office
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Help, I Just Got a 3-Day Notice! (Eviction) You can be evicted if you do not pay
your rent. But your landlord must first
get a court order and must follow all the
steps under the law before you can be
evicted.
The first step the landlord must take is
to give you a 3-day notice.
By: Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida, Inc. - Daytona Office
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Spanish / Español
Housing Rights for Domestic Violence Survivors Living in Public Housing or Using Vouchers
(Separate Website)
Housing Rights
for Domestic
Violence
Survivors Living
in Public Housing
or Using Vouchers
By: Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida, Inc. - Daytona Office
What Every Tenant Should Know About Living in a Habitable Home What Every Tenant Should Know About Living in a Habitable Home
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What Happens if You Can't Pay Your Rent? Many people get behind in their rent because
of illness, loss of employment, or loss of
other benefits. If you are in this situation,
here are a few things you should know...
By: Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida, Inc. - Daytona Office
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Spanish / Español
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