It’s one of the worst things that can happen in the middle of a real estate deal: the condo association issues a special assessment on
In Florida, it is often customary for a Realtor to make an offer without having a lawyer review the contract. I urge buyers and sellers
While it’s hard to get a probate judge to overturn a will (or a portion of a will) in the state of Florida, it is
Wondering how you might take title when you buy your new home? If you’re single or divorced, you’d obviously have sole ownership. But if you’re
Both arbitration and mediation are faster, and typically much less expensive, ways of resolving real-estate and other disputes than going to court. But the two
If you have a will or have been thinking of creating one, don’t forget to also have your attorney draft these other, equally important, documents
A deed may just be a piece of paper, but it is the lifeblood of every real estate transaction. The deed documents who owns the
Sometimes clients come to an attorney wanting to create a Revocable Living Trust. What this means is that a legal entity, or trust, is created
You’re about to purchase a new home or sell your old one, and you wonder whether you need an attorney or can “get away” using
If you last bought or sold your property more than 8 months ago, you may be surprised the next time you’re at a real estate
