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Reviewed for accuracy by attorneys from the Liu Estate Law Group, PLLC · Last reviewed October 5, 2026

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How to Serve a 3-Day Notice in Florida (Step by Step)

A defective three-day notice is the number one reason Florida eviction cases get dismissed. Here is how to get the amount, the deadline, and the delivery right the first time.

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Florida Security Deposit Rules: The Deadlines That Cost Landlords

Florida gives landlords 15 days to return a deposit — or 30 days to make a formal claim on it. Miss the window and the money usually goes back, damage or not.

6 min read

What a Florida Residential Lease Must Include

A Florida lease isn't just rent and dates — state and federal law require specific disclosures, word for word. Here's the checklist.

7 min read

The Florida Eviction Timeline: What Happens After the 3-Day Notice

Most Florida nonpayment evictions follow the same five stages. Knowing them — and the mistakes that restart the clock — is how landlords keep the timeline short.

6 min read

Florida's 7-Day Notices: Cure vs. Termination, and Why the Wrong One Sinks Evictions

The 3-day notice only covers unpaid rent. Every other lease violation runs through Section 83.56(2)'s 7-day notices — and choosing the wrong variant can get an eviction dismissed.

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The 30-Day Security Deposit Notice: Florida's Most Expensive Deadline for Landlords

Miss the 30-day notice under §83.49(3)(a) and the deposit claim is gone — no matter how real the damage was. Here is exactly how the notice works, including the certified-mail and §83.505 e-mail delivery routes.

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