Hillsborough County's New Short-Term Rental Rules: What Airbnb Owners Must Do Before January 1, 2027
Hillsborough County adopted short-term rental regulations on September 2, 2026, effective January 1. Registration, a $200 annual fee, a one-hour response requirement, and inspections. Here is what owners must do, and whether the ordinance survives Florida's preemption statute.
Florida Commercial Leases and the Federal Hemp Ban: What Landlords and Tenants Should Do Before November 12, 2026
On November 12, 2026, federal law narrows the definition of hemp and most intoxicating hemp products become controlled substances. Here is what that does to a Florida commercial lease, for landlords and for tenants.
Debt Relief or a Trap? What the Financial Warranty LLC Complaints Teach Every Borrower
Worried person using calculator for budget.
CFPB PACE Loan Rules: Florida Homeowner Protections After BRIDGE v. CFPB
Florida homeowners gain new PACE loan protections after Judge Barber upheld CFPB rules in BRIDGE v. CFPB. Learn how TILA now covers PACE financing.
AI Users Beware - AI and the law
A federal judge just made a ruling that changes the implications of using AI in connection with a court case. In United States v. Heppner, the court held that conversations a person had with an AI chatbot about their legal case were not confidential and could be disclosed to the opposing side. The judge found that AI is not an attorney, that consumer AI tools don't promise to keep your information private, and that using one is essentially the same as sharing your legal strategy with a third party.
Tampa Bay Florida Foreclosure Rate highest in country!
Tampa Florida leads the nation in foreclosures right now. A lot of home owners are concerned that they will fall victim to the changing economy, higher costs of living, and an inability to make mortgage payments. At Dunivan Law, we’ve helped countless home owners through this process, and are here to help you.
Did Your Florida Foreclosure Leave Surplus Funds Behind? You Could Be Owed Thousands.
If your property was sold at a foreclosure auction in Florida, there may be extra money left over — and that money could be yours. This is called a foreclosure surplus, and many former homeowners never claim it.
I’m a licensed Florida attorney who helps people recover surplus foreclosure funds — quickly, legally, and with no upfront cost.