Current Tenant Forms
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3-Day Notice to Pay Rent or Give Possession
Statutory 3-day notice required before filing for eviction for nonpayment of rent (Fla. Stat. §83.56(3)), with instructions and affidavit of service.
7-Day Notice of Noncompliance with Opportunity to Cure
Notice to tenant of lease violation with 7 days to cure; repeat violations within 12 months may result in termination without further warning.
3-Day Termination of Oral Week-to-Week Lease
Notice terminating an oral week-to-week tenancy pursuant to Fla. Stat. §83.57, with affidavit of service.
Temporarily unavailable — under legal review.
15-Day Termination of Oral Lease
Notice terminating an oral (month-to-month) lease, requiring tenant to vacate within 15 days of delivery.
Temporarily unavailable — under legal review.
Late or Partial Rent Payment Warning
Formal warning letter notifying tenant of pattern of late or partial rent payments and consequences under Florida law.
Dishonored (NSF) Check Notice
Notice of returned/dishonored check with 7-day payment demand and civil/criminal remedy disclosures (Fla. Stat. §68.065).
Notice of Planned Entry of the Property
12-hour advance notice to tenant of landlord entry for routine inspection, complaint follow-up, or repairs (Fla. Stat. §83.53).
Incident Report (Resident)
Form for residents to document property damage, vehicle damage, or personal injury incidents, with witness information and sworn statement.
Landlord/Tenant Stipulation (Court)
Orange County court stipulation form for eviction cases, setting out payment agreements or vacate dates between landlord and tenant.
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