And then I fell right into the justice gap ...
Three student attorneys and I went to the courthouse to file a lawsuit against a landlord who had turned off our client’s electricity. That’s illegal in Florida; read the statute here.The filing fee when tenant sues landlord is $255. But when landlord sues tenant for eviction, the filing fee is only $80.
How is this fair? How is this equal access to justice?
posted by Jacqueline Dowd @ 5:52 PM
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