by Jeffrey Eannarino | Oct 23, 2024 | Florida Deeds
When a loved one passes away, understanding Social Security benefits can feel overwhelming. Among these benefits, the $250 lump sum death benefit is often misunderstood. This guide will help you understand who qualifies for this payment and how it fits into the...
by Jeffrey Eannarino | Aug 19, 2024 | Florida Deeds
As someone concerned about their family’s future, you’ve likely thought about what will happen to your assets if something unexpected occurs. This thought often leads folks down the path of estate planning and tools such as Florida’s ladybird deed. If you own...
by Jeffrey Eannarino | Feb 10, 2023 | Florida Deeds
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...
by Jeffrey Eannarino | Feb 3, 2023 | Florida Deeds, Florida Estate Planning, Title and Closing
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...
by Jeffrey Eannarino | Jan 31, 2023 | Florida Deeds, Florida Estate Planning, Florida For Sale By Owner, Florida Real Estate Contracts, Florida Realtor Corner, Selling Property in Florida, Title and Closing
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...
by Jeffrey Eannarino | Jan 29, 2023 | Florida Deeds, Florida For Sale By Owner, Florida Realtor Corner, Florida Title Insurance
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...