<prompt> Human: Not sure if this is the right place to post this, and if you guys know of a better place for me to, I would greatly appreciate it.We owe 1400 on our rent 750 from this month, which is a full months rent, 600 from last month, and 50 in late fees. Its just me 17, my younger sister 14, and my mom; my dad doesnt give us any financial support. Shes a waitress. She lost her previous 9-to-5 job last month only making 10hour, but still, and it hit us pretty hard, so weve been playing catch-up with all of our bills ever since. Doesnt help that, this month, there was some kind of glitch in the system with DCFS according to a social worker we talked to, and we have yet to receive our food stamps which we were supposed to get the 6th. Today we got a 3-day notice to pay our rent or vacate. Were pretty much fucked. We have, like, 60-80 to our name. Were in Florida, by the way.Is there anything we can do? Or should I just resign myself to my impending homelessness?Editupdate: Ive been compiling a list of resources to give to my mom places for her to call to ask for assistance, and last night she managed to swallow her pride and ask her sistermy aunt for help, since were in such a tough spot. Shell be sending us 400 on the 25th at which point the eviction probably will have already been filed, but whether it keeps us in this place or gets us into the next one or, likeliest of all, feeds us while were living out of our car, its something. Ive also been updating my resume so that I can take it into places and hopefully start helping out soon. Thank you for all your responses!  <response>: I actually work for a county government center in Florida and am familiar with eviction notices. A three day notice does not mean you need to be out in three days. You are being warned that the landlordmanaging company is intending to seek legal action to have you removed. After the three day notice they will have to file another notice that you will have to answer. Essentially, you will need to tell the court WHY you havent paid rent. After that, the landlord will have to have the court order evicting you served by your local law enforcement. Then you have 24 hours to vacate. Long story short, you have time not much, but longer than three days and unless you can come up with ALL monies presently owed before the judge signs the court order, you will be evicted. Sorry for your troubles. Hope this helps in some way. Florida Statutes on flsenate.gov are very helpful. 