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1. Research, Information & Document Typing Services

You are purchasing our research, information-gathering, and document typing services. Based on the information you provide, we prepare and type the applicable Florida court-approved form(s) using your facts. This is a document preparation service — not legal advice, not legal representation, and no attorney-client relationship is formed. This service is a deliverable product: it is completed and delivered to you upon finishing your document package, regardless of the outcome of any court proceeding, filing, or dispute you may pursue afterward. Because this is a completed service delivered to you, purchases are non-refundable once work has begun.

2. Educational Resource Guide (Ebook)

Your purchase also includes our Florida Landlord-Tenant Resource Guide, a digital educational ebook containing publicly available Florida court-approved forms and general informational content. This is a separate deliverable digital product, delivered to you by email upon purchase. As with all digital products, this item is non-refundable once delivered.

Delivery & Records

Both products above are delivered electronically. We retain records of your purchase, including the time and date your documents and ebook were delivered to the email address you provided. In the event of a payment dispute, these delivery records, along with your acceptance of these terms, may be provided to your card issuer or financial institution as documentation that the purchased products were completed and delivered.

No Refund Policy

Because both products described above are completed and delivered upon purchase, all sales are final. We are unable to offer refunds once your document package and/or ebook have been delivered.

Questions or Concerns

If you have any concerns about your order, please email us at intake@mysolutionpartner.com within 3 days of delivery so we can address them directly. If we do not hear from you within that time, we will consider these terms accepted as written.

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Real Situations We Help With

The following are illustrative examples based on common situations, not accounts of specific individual customers.

My Daughter Struggled With Addiction — The Eviction Saved Her

A parent let her adult daughter move back home during her struggle with addiction. With no lease and no rent agreement, an Unlawful Detainer was the legal path forward. The removal became the turning point — the family reconciled, and she went straight into treatment. Sometimes the hardest legal step is also the one that saves a life.

My Adult Son Wouldn't Leave, and I Didn't Know What to Do

A mother in Fort Myers let her adult son move back home during a difficult period. Months passed with no lease and no rent ever discussed, and the situation had become unsafe. She learned a standard eviction notice wasn't the right tool — Florida law required an Unlawful Detainer, since no landlord-tenant relationship ever existed. Filed correctly, the case moved forward without the delays a standard eviction would have caused.

My Daughter's Ex Moved In and Refused to Leave

A homeowner in Tampa allowed her daughter's partner to stay temporarily. There was never a lease, never any rent paid. When the relationship ended and he wouldn't leave, a standard eviction was initially filed — and dismissed, because no rent agreement had ever existed. Refiling correctly as an Unlawful Detainer resolved it.

Can't Afford the Filing Fee? You May Qualify for a Waiver

What Gets Waived

If approved for Civil Indigent Status, the filing fee, summons issuance fee, and the Sheriff's fee to initially serve the Summons can be waived under Florida Statute 57.082. Note: the separate fee for the Sheriff to execute the Writ of Possession (the final removal step) is NOT waived by the Indigency Affidavit.

Who Qualifies

Generally, applicants with household income at or below 200% of federal poverty guidelines for their household size may qualify. The Clerk of Court makes the final determination.

How to Apply

File the official Application for Determination of Civil Indigent Status with your county Clerk of Court, typically at the same time as your case filing.

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This is general information, not a determination of your eligibility. The Clerk of Court decides indigent status on a case-by-case basis.

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