Winning in court over an unpaid debt, broken contract or business dispute is a major step, but it is rarely the last. Instead, it usually marks the start of the legal process to recover what you are owed. If the person or business responsible has moved to Florida or...
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Transferring a Guardianship From Another State to Florida
Transferring a Guardianship From Another State to Florida If you’ve recently moved to Florida and are caring for a child or loved-one under a court-appointed Guardianship, you might be wondering how to transfer that guardianship to your new home state. This process —...
Do you need a lawyer to remove a name from a deed?
Removing a name from a property deed is a significant legal action that can arise from various circumstances such as divorce, inheritance, or gifting property. In these situations, many people wonder whether they have to work with an attorney. While it is possible to...
Florida Quitclaim Deeds: What Are They And Do You Really Need A Lawyer
If you’ve ever needed to transfer property in Florida to a family member or add someone to your property’s title, you’ve likely heard the term quitclaim deed. While quitclaim deeds are relatively simple in comparison to other types of property deeds, it’s important to...
Timeshare Title Transfer – And Why You Should Use An Attorney
Florida is one of the most popular vacation destinations, making it the most popular states for vacation properties, and with that comes a high volume of timeshare ownership. While timeshares offer flexibility and affordability, they can also create legal complexities...
Did a loved one lack legal capacity when they drafted a will?
Probate litigation related to the validity of a will often begins with one of a handful of concerns. Sometimes, family members believe that an outside party pressured the testator by exerting undue influence. Other times, they can clearly show that the terms included...
What does it mean to domesticate a debt-related judgment?
Every state has slightly different laws. While federal regulations apply in every jurisdiction, many court cases rely on state courts and therefore state statutes. Creditors frustrated by a debtor’s refusal to pay what they owe may eventually choose to take legal...
A quitclaim deed combined with AI could lead to real estate fraud
Quitclaim deeds can facilitate smooth real estate transfers. Sellers sometimes use quitclaim deeds during real estate transactions to transfer their interest in the property to a buyer. Quitclaim deeds are simpler than other types of deeds in part because they do not...
Two things that all Floridians should address in their estate plan
If you have considerable assets, that may be the focus of your estate planning. However, it’s critical not to overlook estate planning documents that will help protect your wishes and interests should you become incapacitated. Every adult should have a health care...
Can stepchildren inherit from a stepparent’s estate?
Blended families are increasingly common. Many people with children from previous relationships fall in love and get married after splitting from their previous partner. They may decide to raise their children together with their new spouse as one large, blended...
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