Florida Eviction Attorney

Residential & Commercial Evictions — South Florida & Statewide

Recover Your Property Quickly & Correctly

Florida's eviction process — formally known as an action for unlawful detainer — is highly procedural. A single misstep in the notice, timing, or filing can reset the entire process and cost landlords weeks or months of lost rent and carrying costs.

Spoliansky Law P.A. handles Florida evictions for residential and commercial landlords from initial notice through final writ of possession. We know the rules, the timelines, and the court expectations in Broward, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, and counties across the state.

The Florida Eviction Process

1
3-Day Notice to Pay Rent or Vacate

The required statutory notice that triggers the eviction timeline. Exact language and delivery method are critical.

2
Complaint for Eviction Filed

We file in the appropriate county court and serve the tenant with a summons and complaint.

3
Default or Hearing

If the tenant does not respond, we obtain a default judgment. If they contest, we litigate the matter at hearing.

4
Writ of Possession

The sheriff executes the writ and removes the tenant, restoring your possession of the property.

We Handle All Types of Florida Evictions

  • Non-payment of rent
  • Lease violations
  • Holdover tenants
  • Commercial evictions
  • Post-foreclosure occupants
  • Unlawful detainer
Consultation
30 Minutes · $250

Discuss your eviction matter. We'll explain exactly what notice you need and how long it will take.

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"Michael handled our eviction professionally and quickly. We had possession back within weeks."

— Landlord, Broward County

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30-minute consultation · $250 paid in advance · Credited toward retainer if you retain within 48 hours

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