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Why Is Having The Correct Deed Important?
One of the most important aspects of owning property is having the correct deed. A properly executed and recorded deed is vital to proving ownership of real property and protecting one's investment. Without the correct deed, you may encounter serious problems in the...
What is an Affidavit of Survivorship?
Many legal processes are involved in settling a decedent's estate in Florida. The type of legal action that must be taken depends on the facts and circumstances present in each case. As such, there is no hard and fast rule regarding the settlement of a decedent's...
What Happens to a Property When a Spouse Dies?
The death of a spouse can be one of the most challenging experiences a person can go through. Along with the emotional pain, there are often many practical concerns that must be addressed, such as what happens to the property after a spouse dies. Florida law provides...
I Realized My Deed Is Incorrect, Can This Be Fixed?
There are different types of deeds in Florida, each with its specific purpose and set of legal consequences once registered. Regardless of the kind of deed involved, it is imperative that the one you have must be accurate and free from errors. However, there are some...
When A Parent Dies Owning Property in Florida, Who Gets The House?
No one wants to think about what will happen to their assets when they die. Most adults find it awkward to discuss how their property in Florida will be distributed when they pass away. As such, surviving family members can be left trying to sort out how to divide...
When Foreclosure May Be Your Only Option
Although walking away from your mortgage may be difficult to imagine, foreclosure may be your only option if you’re in a dire financial situation and your home's equity is underwater, in other words, you owe much more than your property is worth. Sometimes a borrower...
When Evicting a Tenant, You May Need Legal Assistance
If you own investment property, you may at some point face the situation of having to evict a tenant. While it can be irritating dealing with unruly tenants or renters who do not pay, the eviction notice that you present to your tenants must meet certain requirements...
Has Your Homeowner’s Insurer Seemed to Disappear After You Filed A Claim?
After years of paying in premium dollars, you may have filed a claim following a natural disaster such as a tornado or a hurricane – only to discover that your homeowner’s insurance company has decided to pay out very little, or worse yet, making it difficult for you...
Common Defenses in Construction Breach of Contract Litigation
A contract is at the base of nearly all construction projects. It serves as protection that the project will be completed, as well as the assurance that payment will be made for the service that is provided. Unfortunately, there are times when a project may not be...