Summary
Landlords in Florence must provide a written eviction notice. Verbal threats are not legally binding. Tenants typically have at least 5 days to pay rent after its due before eviction proceedings can start. Altering a signed lease with white-out is a serious issue. Seek legal help if you cant find the original document.Full Conversation
Me and my boyfriend is started a new job due to some health issues. We had rent due on the 3rd of the month and we are late because we are still waiting on our checks. Yesterday the landlord came to our house bangging on our door telling us that we had * hours to get him his money no matter if we had to kill someone or steal just to get him his money or get out . We have not had a written notice or anything
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. It seems like you're dealing with a difficult landlord. May I know your location to provide you with the most relevant information?
Florence
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. In Florence:
- Your landlord must provide a written notice of eviction.
- Verbal threats are not legally binding.
- You usually have at least 5 days to pay rent after it's due before eviction proceedings can start.
This might be different depending on your lease agreement.
So they can not kick us out overnight
That's correct, ****. In Florence:
- Eviction cannot happen overnight, a proper eviction process needs to be followed.
- You have the right to receive a written notice and time to remedy the situation.
- Violation of these rights may constitute an illegal eviction.
Also after we signed it they used white out and changed the info
That's a serious issue, ****. Did you have a copy of the original document before it was altered? Modifying a legal document can lead to serious consequences in Florence.
I am looking for it but can’t find itn
I understand your concern, ****. In Florence, it's essential to keep original copies of all legal documents. In case you can't find it, consider seeking legal help. They can guide on possible steps to prove the alteration.
Thank you
You're welcome, ****. Remember, in Florence:
- Altering a legal document is a serious issue.
- Always maintain copies of your signed agreements.
- Seek legal help if you can't find the original document.
Don't hesitate to reach out if you have more questions.