Escrow protects buyers and sellers in a real estate transaction. If you are involved in a real estate transaction, it is important to understand the role of an escrow account and your rights regarding the money in that account. In this article, our Florida real estate attorney explains the role...
Nobody wants to be forced into getting rid of their home. Unfortunately, if you’re struggling to make your monthly mortgage payment, you may find yourself asking whether you should consider a short sale or foreclosure. It’s a good question–and not one you should take lightly. Our Florida real estate attorney is...
Are you selling your home in Florida? If so, you may have been given a Seller Disclosure Form. The form is designed to guide sellers in disclosing issues that could impact various aspects of the home. Seller disclosures are required by Florida law. Our Florida real estate attorney explains Florida property...
Whether you are purchasing a home or developing commercial property, you need to know how Florida zoning laws impact Florida real estate. Zoning laws apply to all property types, including commercial, residential, agricultural, and industrial properties.
Florida zoning laws can protect the environment and communities, but they can...
An individual who dies intestate, meaning without a will, empowers the state to distribute assets on his or her behalf. This fact surprises some as there is a common misconception that dying without a will triggers the release of assets directly to a spouse and children.
If you don’t...
Probate court. These are two of some of the most dreaded words in the English language. If your estate ends up in probate court, there is a chance it will be unfairly distributed to undeserving parties. Our Florida bankruptcy and estate planning attorney is here to help prevent such an outcome.
If you are considering buying property in Florida, be aware of the importance of insurance. In particular, title insurance is especially important. Fail to obtain title insurance and you’ll move forward with an insecure investment.
You’ve worked too hard to put your money at risk. This is our
Filing for divorce in the midst of bankruptcy adds another wrinkle to an already contentious and complex process. A bankruptcy filing has the potential to change spousal support, alimony support, and other obligations to a previous spouse.
Moreover, a bankruptcy filing can also change how property is divided.
Bankruptcy and student loans are critical areas of concern for many students and parents, as they grapple with the strain of educational debt. Understanding the discharge options available in bankruptcy proceedings can offer a glimmer of light on financial stability for those burdened by student loan obligations. Our Florida bankruptcy lawyers...
If you aren’t aware of Florida zoning laws, don’t fret. You aren’t alone–most people don’t. In fact, few people beyond local government offices and law firms are aware of zoning laws and land use regulations. A Florida real estate attorney can help.
This is a brief overview to...
