Federal, state, and local law prohibit housing discrimination  on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, gender, familial status, disability, marital status, or any other characteristic protected by law when individuals are renting or buying a home.  MDM Legal, pllc has extensive experience in handling matters involving tenants who allege housing discrimination.  If you have received a complaint for housing discrimination, our team is prepared to defend your investment.  Book a consultation to learn how we can help.

MDM Legal, pllc is experienced in residential landlord-tenant matters, including evictions.  We are well-versed in the requirements and processes to enforce residential lease / rental agreements that may ultimately lead to evictions based on non-payment of rent, material breach of the lease / rental agreement, or termination of the lease / rental agreement.  All residential tenant evictions must start with a notice to the tenant.  If you are a landlord needing assistance enforcing a lease agreement or filing an eviction, give our trusted team a call to help you navigate the confusing process of residential evictions.

Florida law outlines how and when landlords should collect, retain, and refund tenant security deposits for residential lease / rental agreements.  If you have questions about collecting, retaining, or refunding a tenant’s security deposit, contact our office to ensure you are following the required steps. 

In situations where there is no landlord-tenant relationship between the owner and the occupant(s), an unlawful detain action is the proper action to be filed to legally remove the occupant from the property.  We often see these situations arise when a house guest over stays their welcome or when a family member refuses to move out after being asked to do so.  If you have a house guest who has stayed too long or a family member who refuses to move out, reach out to our team for help by completing the form below or booking a consultation.