“How many [writs of possession] can they serve a day? Whatever the number is, I don’t think they have one-hundredth of that capacity. What are they going to do to get these people out physically? I think we’re going to have people living out of cars,” Coral Gables attorney David Winker said.
July 30, 2021 at 03:22 PM
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Florida Bureau Chief
The eviction moratorium is set to expire Saturday, but one Coral Gables attorney says some landlords have become desperate in the meantime, leading to creative lawyering.
Coral Gables attorney David Winker represents both landlords and tenants, and says he’s seen both take advantage of the moratorium. One of his elderly clients, a tenant, was hit with an ejectment action rather than an eviction, Winker said.
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