Florida: split security deposit return deadlines
Focused scenario guide for Florida — built only from structured corpus fields so it can add detail the general state page does not expand.
Confidence: PRIMARY split deadline
When this scenario applies
Corpus deadline_trigger_type is split_tracks. The human deadline field records multiple tracks: 15d (no claim) / 30d notice of claim + 15d tenant object + 30d remit. Clock / trigger field: tenant vacates. This page isolates how those tracks differ — the general Florida page summarizes the whole row in one table.
scenario-focus:fl:split-deadline
What changes under this condition
Track A vs Track B (from corpus deadline prose, not invented day counts): 15d (no claim) / 30d notice of claim + 15d tenant object + 30d remit. Which track you are on depends on the trigger facts: tenant vacates. Penalty field (same row): forfeit claim right if no timely notice + fees. Do not collapse dual tracks into a single number.
| Deadline tracks | 15d (no claim) / 30d notice of claim + 15d tenant object + 30d remit |
|---|---|
| Deadline (row) | 15d (no claim) / 30d notice of claim + 15d tenant object + 30d remit |
| Citation | Fla. Stat. §§ 83.49, 83.491 |
Source: Fla. Stat. §§ 83.49, 83.491
⚠ tenant 15-day objection; certified-mail claim notice