Florida property-owner version

Squatter or unauthorized occupant? Build the first packet.

This version is focused on Florida residential property where someone entered or stayed without authorization. It prepares a case brief, a Fla. Stat. § 82.036 sheriff-removal complaint draft, and an evidence checklist for attorney or sheriff review.

Start the focused intake Read Fla. Stat. § 82.036
§ 82.036Sheriff complaint path for qualifying residential unauthorized occupants.
No self-helpPacket flags lockout, utility shutoff, family, tenant, and title-dispute risks.
Attorney handoffOptional partner review if the facts look contested or risky.
Eligibility screen

What this version checks before drafting

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Owner or authorized agent status, plus property address and county.
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Residential dwelling, not open to the public, with occupants directed to leave.
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No current/former tenancy, immediate-family relationship, title claim, or pending property litigation.
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Evidence needed: deed, ID, photos, incident number, leave demand, and any claimed lease.
Focused Intake

Answer the questions a Florida attorney would ask first.

The output is a practical packet, not a substitute for legal advice. If an occupant may be a tenant, family member, co-owner, or party to pending litigation, the packet will flag that before you act.

Packet generated

  • Case brief with urgency, weak points, and next move.
  • Florida § 82.036 sheriff complaint draft.
  • Evidence checklist and red-flag memo.
  • Optional attorney-review handoff packet.

High-risk facts

Do not use this as a shortcut around eviction or court process if there was a lease, accepted rent, prior permission, family occupancy, ownership dispute, or pending litigation. Those facts can turn a sheriff-removal request into a wrongful-removal claim.

Include dates and whether police, neighbors, property managers, or cameras documented anything.
Back to general intake

NextMov Legal is not a law firm. Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship. Verify deadlines, sheriff requirements, and disputed occupancy facts with licensed Florida counsel before taking material action.

Packet Ready

Your focused brief is ready.

Best next move

Strength / urgency


Missing evidence

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    Step-by-step playbook

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      Starter templates. Review and customize before filing, serving, or submitting to a sheriff.

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