Best Landlord & Tenant Attorneys in Coral Springs, FL

In Florida, a landlord must go through the legal eviction process to remove a tenant, which involves going to court. Self-help evictions, such as changing locks or shutting off utilities, are illegal. At Ashland Medley Law, we guide landlords through the lawful eviction process, helping to avoid costly mistakes and potential legal complications.

An appeal is a procedure where a decision from a lower court is reviewed by a higher court, with the intent to reverse or modify the original ruling based on errors or other grounds. This process ensures fairness and correction of legal mistakes in the judicial system. At Ashland Medley Law, we provide comprehensive appeal services, from reviewing records to presenting compelling arguments, to guide you through the intricacies of the appellate system and strive for a beneficial result.

In the State of Florida, you can file an appeal after a final judgment or order is issued by the lower court. The deadline to file an appeal is typically 30 days from the date of the final judgment or order. However, it is important to consult with an appellate attorney to determine the specific deadlines and requirements applicable to your case, as there may be exceptions or different time limits depending on the nature of the judgment or order being appealed. Acting promptly and seeking legal advice is crucial to ensure compliance with the relevant filing deadlines and preserves your right to appeal.

Appeals typically do not allow for new evidence or witnesses; they rely on the record from the original trial. However, certain exceptions, such as newly discovered evidence, might permit their inclusion. For advice tailored to your case and to explore any potential exceptions, consult an appellate attorney. At Ashland Medley Law, our experienced lawyers will guide you regarding these issues and strive to build the most compelling arguments for your appeal.

Bankruptcy in Florida is a legal process that provides individuals or businesses overwhelmed by debt with financial relief. It involves filing a petition, initiating an automatic stay, and can involve asset liquidation or debt repayment. The goal is to offer a fresh start and regain financial stability. As your legal representative, we at Ashland Medley Law will provide guidance throughout the bankruptcy process and strive to achieve the most favorable outcome for your specific circumstances.