Florida consumer law, explained for the people it protects.
Free educational guides for consumers being sued by debt collectors, fighting their landlord, dealing with a fraudulent used car deal, or hammered by robocalls. The rules, the deadlines, and the defenses.
Educational only. Not legal advice. Reading this site does not create an attorney-client relationship.
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Debt Defense
What to do when a debt collector or junk debt buyer sues you in Florida. The rules, the deadlines, and the defenses.
12 guides
- In Florida, a debt collector may not contact your employer before a court judgment, with two exceptions
- No, a debt collector may not harass you in Florida. Here is where the law draws the line
- FCRA Disputes: When the Credit Bureau's Reinvestigation Is Just a Rubber Stamp
Landlord-Tenant
Florida tenant rights, security deposits, repairs, eviction defenses, and what landlords can and cannot do under Chapter 83.
1 guide
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Used Car
Used car fraud in Florida. Odometer rollback, salvage title, as-is, and the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act.
2 guides
- Odometer rollback is illegal in Florida, and so is knowingly selling a rolled-back car
- Used Car Fraud: The Red Flags to Check Before You Sign Anything
Robocalls
Unwanted automated calls and texts. What federal law lets you do about them, how spoofed caller-ID works, and the steps that strengthen your position.
3 guides
- Florida has its own do not call list. Here is what it blocks and what it does not
- Yes, you can sue over some robocalls and sales texts in Florida
- I Got a Robocall From a Number That Looked Local. What Are My Rights?
Latest guides
- Florida has its own do not call list. Here is what it blocks and what it does not
- In Florida, a debt collector may not contact your employer before a court judgment, with two exceptions
- Yes, you can sue over some robocalls and sales texts in Florida
- No, a debt collector may not harass you in Florida. Here is where the law draws the line
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Adam Bair's Consumer Protection Resources offers free educational guides on Florida consumer law.
Educational content only. Not legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is created by reading this site.
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