Eviction

[SANDYBEACH]

Im currently living in florida with my boyfriend. The house is in his name and his soon to be ex wife, if something should happen to him, legally, how long would i have to move out. Thank you

 

[shrinkmaster]

Florida Landlord Notice to Vacate can be used when landlords, property managers, and Florida property management companies want to inform tenants they must vacate the property and remove all of their possessions by a certain date. Most states require at least a 30 Day Notice to Vacate for monthly leases, and depending on the circumstance, the Florida Notice to Vacate may be given in the form of a 30 Day Notice to Vacate, 60 Day Notice to Vacate, or a 90 Day Notice to Vacate

 

[Betty3]

Here is a link regarding the Florida Landlord Notice to Vacate:

http://www.trexglobal.com/forms/florida-notice-to-vacate/florida-landlord-notice-to-vacate

 

[shrinkmaster]

That is exactly what I copied and pasted

 

[SANDYBEACH]

Thanks for the info..do i need to get something in writting from him or would it matter, seeing she would have ownership.

 

[shrinkmaster]

A "notice to vacate" must be given the tenant in writing!

 

[Betty3]

That is exactly what I copied and pasted

I know but the link gives additional/complete information - that is why I posted the link. (certainly no harm done)

 

[army judge]

Thanks for the info..do i need to get something in writting from him or would it matter, seeing she would have ownership.

You are placing yourself in this precarious position for him?

Florida is a community property state.

Her name need not be on the title for her to have an interest in the property.

They own the property EQUALLY if it was acquired during the marriage or with marital assets.

http://www.divorcenet.com/states/florida/equitable_distribution_of_property

http://www.deanmead.com/2012/04/community_property_in_florida_-_a_primer/

I don't know what he's told you, but he's likely not to walk away with the house as easily as he claims.

She can evict both of you, so to speak, by asking the court to partition the property. That means the court could order the property to be sold and the proceeds (if any) split between the owners.

If I were you, I wouldn't want any part of those two. The dude you think is so great, is just another person's trash. Good luck...

 

[Betty3]

Florida is a community property state.

Just to clarify -
Technically Fl. is not a community property state - the community property states are: Az., Ca., Idaho, La, Nevada, New Mexico, Tx, Wash. & Wi.

It is an equitable distribution state - marital property divided equitablely/fairly but not necessarily equally though "generally" in Fl. equitable does mean equal.

community property states - http://www.fairmark.com/spousal/comprop.htm

Fl. - not community property state - equitable distribution state - http://www.ask.com/answers/84012521/is-florida-a-community-property-state