Florida Commercial Evictions: Owners, Tenants & Property Teams
$40.00
Learn to distinguish commercial leases, residential rentals, and unauthorized occupancy; verify notices and service; assemble the case file; respond to court papers; and follow the possession process. Twelve lessons, document labs, interactive practice, source links, and a final assessment.
Course Overview
Learn Florida commercial eviction procedure
Learn to distinguish commercial leases, residential rentals, and unauthorized occupancy; verify notices and service; assemble the case file; respond to court papers; and follow the possession process. Twelve lessons, document labs, interactive practice, source links, and a final assessment.
- Identify the property and the right legal track
- Commercial nonpayment: verify, notify, and preserve the record
- Commercial notice workshop: choose, deliver, and document
- Commercial holdover, other breaches, and repair disputes
- Commercial court filing and service: trace every document
- The commercial possession case, response, and writ
- Commercial response, registry, hearing, and judgment
- Residential eviction context: different notices and protections
- Residential responses, defenses, and unlawful pressure
- Residential application lab: classify, notify, respond
- Judgment, sheriff process, and the unauthorized-occupant exception
- Case lab: build a reviewable eviction file
Available in English, Spanish (Castellano), Haitian Creole, French, Arabic, Hebrew, and Russian. Interactive route and procedure maps support each language.
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Complete the lessons, knowledge checks and final assessment online through your customer account. A score of 83% is required for a printable certificate of completion.
Private education only. This course is not legal advice, a license, court approval, or continuing-education credit. Florida law and local court procedures may change. Verify the current statute, lease, dates, facts, service, and court requirements with qualified Florida counsel before taking action. The completion record documents course activity only.
