Services for Landlords – The Access Law Firm

Post Your Notice

The process begins by posting a 3-day or 7-day notice, depending on your legal basis for evicting your tenant.

File the Lawsuit

If the tenant does not comply with the notice, either by paying the owed rent, correcting the lease or law violation, or moving out, the landlord can then file an eviction lawsuit with the court.

Obtain the Writ of Possession

Obtain a Writ of Possession either after a default, if the tenant fails to file an answer or pay the owed money into the court registry, or after a final hearing. That writ along with the county sheriff’s office is what allows landlords to regain possession, even forcefully, of their rental property.

Helping landlords and property managers maximize returns

With the firm's low fees for evictions and lease drafting services, property owners and managers can reduce their turnaround costs and increase their returns.

Florida’s landlord-tenant laws can be difficult to navigate. A skilled attorney will ensure that the landlord follows all the necessary legal procedures, such as providing the correct notices, filing the proper paperwork, and adhering to timeframes required by law.

The eviction process involves several legal steps, and even minor mistakes can be costly. For example, incorrectly drafting a notice or not following the correct procedures for filing the lawsuit can result in delays, additional court fees, and the need to start the process over.

A knowledgeable attorney can expedite the eviction process by ensuring all deadlines are met, motions are property filed, and the case proceeds through the court system without unnecessary delays. This is particularly important when trying to reclaim possession of a property as quickly as possible and move a new tenant into the property as soon as possible.

Flat Fee Evictions

Flat fees include filing, summons, and service of process fees, but do not include fees charged by the sheriff's office for services of the writ of possession.

1-30 Units Owned or Managed

$600 Flat Fee

31-99 Units Owned or Managed

$500 Flat Fee

100 or More Units Owned or Managed

$450 Flat Fee

Lease Drafting Services

$500 Flat Fee - An attorney will work with you on the lease until you are satisfied!

Drafting a strong lease agreement is crucial for landlords because it defines the rights, responsibilities, and expectations of both the tenant and the landlord while offering protection in case of disputes. A written lease agreement helps prevent confusion or misunderstandings and makes enforcement, whether through fines, warnings, or evictions, simpler. It also makes it clear that the landlord has complied with legal requirements, such as advising the tenant on radon gas, lead paint, security deposits, and advanced rent, protecting landlords against legal action based on those issues.