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teamhands
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okay, here goes:
we're from florida and suing our former landlord for failure to return the security deposit. there are some other things we are suing for, now that they refuse to send back the $1000 security.
we were willing to walk away from them, but they want to stick it to us. thank god i have pictures, because they're claiming on the condition of the apartment.
in short, my question is:
how detailed should my initial description of the suit claim be? the clerk of the court said that it should be short and concise, and that supporting documents are not required at this time. (perhaps becaue there is mandatory mediation/arbitration?..and the documents will be needed at that time?)
any thoughts? thanks so much in advance for your input.
we're from florida and suing our former landlord for failure to return the security deposit. there are some other things we are suing for, now that they refuse to send back the $1000 security.
we were willing to walk away from them, but they want to stick it to us. thank god i have pictures, because they're claiming on the condition of the apartment.
in short, my question is:
how detailed should my initial description of the suit claim be? the clerk of the court said that it should be short and concise, and that supporting documents are not required at this time. (perhaps becaue there is mandatory mediation/arbitration?..and the documents will be needed at that time?)
any thoughts? thanks so much in advance for your input.