Adjusterjack, thank you so much for your help.  And if I had any clue her and I wouldn't work out, I would NEVER have moved in.  She didn't change until I was living with her, so by the time I saw her true colors, it was too late.  Life lesson on my end here.

So, are you determining the 15 days based on that statute assuming I am paying her daughter monthly?  I can actually prove I was paying monthly, but there is nothing written, just monthly Zelle transactions to her daughter.  So, would they consider it monthly because of those payments?

The 15 days should be all I'd need, so that would be a huge help.

While I do plan to address some of the other things in the complaint from her mother, as far as her failure to comply with statute 83.57, will this work:

"*  This case fails to comply with Florida Statute 83.57, as no 15 day written notice was provided to defendant.  As such, [my name] requests dismissal of this case."

I don't know what to call it other than "this case," as the first page calls it "Unlawful Detainer Summons (Claim for Possession of Premises)" yet later it is titled, "Complaint for Unlawful Detainer."  So, if there is something I should call it other than "this case," please let me know which one to call it by.

Anyway, I sincerely appreciate all your help.  Like I said in my last post, I'm fighting not just for me, but to keep from breaking my daughter's heart.  I never lie to my children, and while she is young, she is also extremely intelligent.  So, there is NO way I could explain to her that she can't visit me at home anymore without her asking enough questions to the point where I would have to tell her I am working on getting a new home (or something along those lines).  She is VERY sensitive, and I just don't want to do that to her.  I mean of course I'm not too keen on living in my car either, as with how bad housing is these days, I couldn't imagine any of the shelters having any space at this time.