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What Are Lease Violations? There are many reasons why a landlord may choose to evict a tenant in Florida. If the landlord sufficiently warns the tena ...
What is a Will? A will is a document that stipulates what happens with your assets upon your death. In Florida, the maker of the will, or the testato ...
Who Do I Need to Hire To Purchase a Home? With a typical real estate transaction, both parties (the seller and the buyer) will have a real estate age ...
Avoiding Probate Can Offer Relief For Our Loved Ones Avoiding probate is on everyone's list when they are planning an estate. The probate process can ...
Buying or Selling: Why Real Estate Transactions End Up in Litigation According to the Florida real estate site, the housing market has been fluctuati ...
What is a Partition Action? A partition is the division of ownership or interest in land or real property. When more than one property owner can't ag ...
What Does an Effective Estate Plan Include? In estate planning, an individual or a family arranges to transfer assets and other financial matters in ...
What is an Unlawful Detainer in Florida? An unlawful detainer is a court process that assists homeowners, property owners, or other legally positione ...
What is a Florida Revocable Trust? A revocable trust in Florida is a legal fiction, meaning that you and the trust are the same things as long as you ...
What Are the Reasons Why Financial Institutions Reject a Power of Attorney? A power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that gives someone the auth ...
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