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    Get Free Legal Help with Housing Issues

    Eviction, foreclosure, or housing discrimination can feel like an overwhelming storm, but you don't have to face it alone. Whether you're a tenant or a homeowner, knowing how to navigate and defend against unlawful acts is essential. Start by understanding your rights and responsibilities under the law.

  • FRLS Helps Families Remain in Their Homes

    We stop people from being unfairly evicted, protect renters with disabilities, combat unlawful fees, secure safe housing conditions, stop illegal lockouts and shutoffs, preserve public housing, defend mortgage foreclosures, terminations of tenancy, and more.

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  • Housing Law Informational Videos

    Your Landlord Can't: Know Your Tenants Rights in Florida

    Don’t let your landlord push you around! Did you know it’s illegal for them to shut off your electricity, water, or change your locks to kick you out? And here's the thing: If they pull something like that, you don’t have to just take it. Call our non-profit law firm to see if we can help you get your utilities turned back on or get back inside. And guess what? Your landlord has to go through the court to evict you. No shortcuts, no excuses, even if you’re behind on rent.

    FRLS held virtual Eviction Prevention Workshop

    Are you a tenant in the Sunshine State or considering renting a property in Florida? Understanding your rights under Florida Tenant Law is crucial, especially when it comes to eviction proceedings. 

    An informative Facebook Live session hosted by Florida Rural Legal Services, where we responded to some of the concerns about evictions.

    An informative Facebook Live session hosted by Florida Rural Legal Services, where we delve into the intricacies of Eviction Prevention.

    An informative Facebook Live session hosted by Florida Rural Legal Services, where we delve into handling repair issues as a tenant.

  • Know Your Rights as a Florida Tenant

  • Important Note:

    On this page, you will find a summary of Florida's Landlord/Tenant Law. It is not intended for the purpose of providing legal advice. For additional information, refer to Chapter 83, Part II, Florida Statutes (F.S.).

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