Our Tampa eviction attorneys, Tampa real estate attorneys, Tampa business attorneys, Tampa contract lawyers and Tampa lease lawyers specifically represent only landlords in eviction cases.  Chapter 83 of the Florida Statutes governs landlord / tenant disputes for residential and commercial tenants. 

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A strong lease is the best weapon for a landlord seeking to evict a tenant.  Eviction cases don't have to be just for the non-payment of rent. 

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Our Tampa eviction attorneys, Tampa real estate attorneys, Tampa lease lawyers, Tampa business attorneys and Tampa contract lawyers have processed eviction causes of action for specific violation of material lease provisions, damages caused to property being leased, abandonment of the property and the holding over of leased space by a tenant. 

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From the issuance of a three day notice, to the filing of an eviction or quiet title lawsuit, our Tampa eviction attorneys, Tampa real estate attorneys, Tampa lease lawyers, Tampa business attorneys, and Tampa contract lawyers are ready to handle eviction cases on behalf of any landlord in the State of Florida.   Where applicable, we use the summary procedure provided by the Florida Statutes to attempt to reclaim possession of the leased property for a landlord. 

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Our Tampa eviction attorneys, Tampa lease lawyers, Tampa business attorneys, Tampa contract lawyers, and Tampa real estate attorneys understand that the more time that passes without a tenant paying the agreed upon rent, the more money the landlord loses in the long run.  Our ability to process an eviction claim quickly is a major reason our clients hire us for eviction related claims.

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If you are in need of a Tampa eviction attorney, Tampa business attorney, Tampa contract lawyer, Tampa real estate attorney or Tampa lease lawyer to review, negotiate or prepare your lease or contract, or handle your business, real estate or commercial transaction or eviction case, please feel free to contact us at any time.