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What Title Insurance Is and Why It’s So Important…
New homeowners want to focus on buying new furniture for the living room or painting walls, not worrying about having to pay a bill left behind by a previous owner. Lenders require a title insurance policy to protect their investment. You should have a policy to...
7 Main Reasons You Need an Estate Planning Attorney To Create a Solid Estate Plan…
Estate planning is a crucial process that allows individuals to prepare for the management of their assets and affairs in the event of their death or incapacitation. While the process can seem overwhelming, estate planning attorneys are here to guide you through the...
Long-Term Care (LTC) Tips – 5 Unintentional Mistakes To Avoid Before You Apply For Medicaid…
Too few older adults know and understand their rights and options regarding long-term care (LTC), which, is ruinously expensive. Wise seniors will start their benefits strategy long before they need nursing home care. In this blog, we would like to address common...
What Is A Florida Property Deed And Why Is It Important?…
In Florida, a deed is required to transfer ownership of a piece of property, regardless of whether that property consists of buildings or vacant land. Contrary to popular opinion, the title to the property is not conveyed by the mortgage in Florida (the mortgage...
The 5 Most Common Real Estate Disputes In Florida…
Real estate transactions don’t always go smoothly. There are several disputes that may occur when buying or selling both residential and commercial property. In fact, disputes during these transactions have become more common in recent years. The following will...
The Role of a Real Estate Attorney and Why They Are So Important to Have on Your Team When Buying Property…
Buying a home is a significant financial decision, and it's crucial to have expert guidance throughout the process. While working with a real estate agent, inspector, and appraiser is common, many buyers overlook the importance of hiring a real estate attorney. A real...
Tips About How To Get the Most Out of Your Commercial Lease In Florida…
A commercial lease is a contract between a landlord and tenant for the rental of a business or rental property. This lease starts by explaining the basic obligations and conditions of each party, like the length of the lease, the amount, and the due dates of rent....
3 Legal Documents You Should Have After Your Child Turns 18 Years Old…
As parents, our instinct to protect our children never ends, but at 18 our legal rights to access their protected records does. This goes for medical, financial, and academic records. A parent's access to these records comes to an abrupt halt, regardless of whether...
The Difference Between a Tax Lien Certificate and a Tax Deed….
The main difference between the two is that with a tax lien certificate an investor is purchasing the right to collect the taxes and place a lien on a property, while with a tax deed, an investor is actually purchasing the property, by virtue of a tax deed for unpaid...
Are You Ready To Lease Commercial Space? A Few Tips To Consider Before You Sign The Lease…
Signing a lease is an important step for any new business owner. Whether you are opening a store, moving into an office space, or renting out facilities for production, at some point, you’re probably going to have to reserve a space for your business. The world of...
4 Reasons Real Estate Disputes Occur and How to Avoid Them…
In your adult life, one of the most expensive transactions you will make is buying or selling a home. With a large amount of money on the table, added with a degree of emotional attachment, disputes are destined to occur. Most of these issues can be solved without...
How a Lady Bird Deed May Offer You More Flexibility and Control Over Your Estate When You Need Long Term Care…
The cost of long-term care can be overwhelming. Over the last few decades, the rates for this type of care have continued to rise astronomically. And for this reason, many people have started relying on Medicaid for financial assistance when it comes time to pay for...
3 Real Estate Transactions Where You Should Have a Real Estate Attorney Represent You…
Purchasing property remains one of the biggest transactions most folks make in their lifetime. A real estate attorney's role is to ensure the legal transfer of property from the seller to the buyer. These attorneys handle tasks like preparing or reviewing documents,...
Different Types Of Liens and How They Impact Real Estate Transactions…
If you are not familiar, a real estate lien is a legal claim against a piece of property used to secure payment for unpaid debts. A lien may be attached to a piece of property one of two ways: voluntarily, meaning that the property owner is using the property as...
Planning to Purchase a Home? Here’s Why You Should Consider Title Insurance…
Title insurance – what is it? If you’re like most new home buyers, you’ve probably never heard of title insurance. After you find the perfect home, you’ll agree to go “under contract” meaning you will sign a contract committing you to the deal as long as financing and...
Reasons Your Attorney Should Review Your Commercial Lease…
If you have just signed a commercial lease in the state of Florida, there are several reasons why you should have your attorney look over your agreement. A commercial lease in Florida is a contract that exists between a landlord and tenant allowing a tenant use of...
6 Title Issues that Slow Down Real Estate Transactions in Florida…
All too often, real estate deals, both residential and commercial, run into title issues of one kind or another that have to be cleared before the closing can be scheduled. Many times, questions regarding the condition of the title to a property arise. Does the seller...
Commercial Leases Can Be Complex: Understand Your Florida Commercial Lease Before Signing..
Renting commercial real estate is a major step in the growth of your business, and the details of your commercial lease could ultimately impact the success or failure of your business venture. There are three main types of leases that are typically used when renting...