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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Accepting money from a tenant after eviction filed?
Should I accept partial payment from a tenant after I file the eviction with the court? This is in Miami Dade County. I have filed the appropriate paperwork for the eviction and the tenant now has partial payment and I was wondering if I should accept.
Thanks
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If your planning on going forward with the eviction, than no.