The following is a checklist you might want to take to your prospective home when you conduct a walk-through (frequently, the Realtor will accompany you
The closing is the final step before you buy or sell your home. At the closing, all parties review and sign documents related to the
Question:Â My wife and I just saw a home we love, and we want to buy it. However, we have not yet put our house
Both wills and living trusts can be used to designate how your assets are to be distributed once you pass away, but there are some
Once you sign the deal, you’re on your way to buying or selling a home. However, several steps must occur for this transaction to be
Homesteaded property enjoys a complicated and confusing status under Florida probate law. It isn’t a probate asset, but to get its special non-estate status, it
Clients sometimes ask me whether they need a lawyer for their closing, especially if it seems to be a simple, uncomplicated transaction. My answer is,
Buying real estate is the most complicated and expensive purchase most people ever make. A title company represents its insurer, but an attorney represents your
