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Having met the proper criteria in Pasco and Pinellas counties, Chief Judge Anthony Rondolino has declared the start of Phase 2 operations for the Sixth Judicial... Circuit Court of Florida. Under prescribed restrictions, certain criminal and civil proceedings will resume, including the summoning of jurors. Attached is Chief Judge Rondolino's administrative order laying out the instructions for the circuit's Phase 2 plan. Florida Court Clerks & Comptrollers Florida Courts The Florida Bar East Pasco Bar Association, Inc. West Pasco Bar Association #SafeSteps #ServeAndConnect

If there are violations that the Landlord has failed to remove, the Landlord can withhold rent. First, the Tenant must serve the Landlord with a 7 Day Notice to Cure. If the Landlord fails to cure the violation within 7 days, a Tenant can withhold rent. The Notice must address the Tenant’s Intention to Withhold Rent. However, a Tenant must be careful. If a Tenant believes that violations exist and serve the Landlord with a 7 day notice, the Landlord can still attempt to ...evict the Tenant. In other words, if the Tenant serves the Landlord a 7 day Notice to Cure and the Landlord believes there are no violations, a Landlord can still attempt to evict the Tenant if the Tenant withholds rent. Ultimately, a Judge determines if the Landlord or Tenant violated the terms of the lease. Before sending a 7 day Notice to the Landlord or Tenant, consult a Landlord/Tenant Attorney. As discussed, a 7 day notice can benefit both Landlords and Tenants. If you are unsure about your rights regarding lease violations, contact our office today at (727) 798-2280 or email us at [email protected]