Eviction From Extended Stay

Summary

In Florida, extended stay motel guests may be considered tenants if the motel is their primary residence and they have established tenancy rights. Florida Statutes Chapter 83 outlines rent obligations and eviction notice requirements. For non-payment of rent, a 3-day notice is required, while other violations necessitate a 7-day notice. Consult a local attorney for precise advice. Use resources like the Florida Bar Associations Lawyer Referral Service to find legal assistance.

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What civil law pertains to an eviction from an extended stay motel?
In Florida, an extended stay motel guest could be considered a tenant under certain circumstances. If so, Florida landlord-tenant laws, including Chapter * of the Florida Statutes, would apply:
- Notice must be given for eviction.
- Non-payment of rent requires a *-day notice.
- Other violations require a *-day notice.
How can I tell if I am considered a tenant here at the extended stay motel Locted at * s us1 hwy fort Pierce Florida *
In Florida, you may be considered a tenant if:
- You've resided in the motel for an extended period
- The motel is your primary residence
- You've established tenancy rights through a written or verbal agreement
Please consult a local attorney for precise advice.
Can you show me the law that states this?
Sure, here are the relevant Florida laws:
- Florida Statute § *.*(*)(a) outlines rent obligations, potentially applicable to motel stays.
- Florida Statute § *.*(*) and § *.*(*) discuss the *-day and *-day eviction notices.
- Florida Statute § *.* pertains to tenancy termination.

Please consult with a local attorney for a precise interpretation.
Can you find me a local attorney
I'm sorry, but as a free law information service, I'm unable to provide direct referrals to attorneys. However, you can use online resources like the Florida Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service to find an attorney in your area.